My mom was diagnosed with MS in 1990. One of the first things I recall the neurologist telling us was that if she opted to go the betaseron, copaxone or interferon route, any of the drugs might work, might not work, or might make things worse and cause side effects, like cancer. Twenty plus […]
Read More ›Maybe so, but not in the way Consumer Reports recently presented them. Rather unfortunate, as many rely on this publication to get into the nitty-gritty of what any given product really has to offer, it’s pros and cons, whether or not something is fairly priced and if it’s a must-have or a must-skip. True, […]
Read More ›That 4pm slump. You know it well, don’t you? You’re itching to get out of the office, your mind is in a blur and that nagging twinge in your low back is screaming at you. In addition to having a hard time thinking about anything other than where you’re going to get your next sugar […]
Read More ›There are the must haves: the cast iron skillet, a good chef’s knife, a couple of solid cutting boards amongst them…and then there are the extras, the toys. From little gadgets, like a citrus juicer or garlic press, to more elaborate or expensive ones like a SousVide water oven, for anyone who’s idea of a […]
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