Keith Rothfritz said that when his au pair, Milenia Ataidio, asked to talk this month, she was visibly upset. The young woman had come to the United States in December as an au pair from Brazil to live with the Rothfritzes and help care for their three young sons — 2-year-old twins and a 6-month-old.… Read More »
ExtremeInsanityObsession Sound familiar? Like words associated with fitness programs that constantly pop up on TV and on your social media feeds, perhaps? Listen, it’s no wonder that many of us believe that working harder and eating less — or in other words, doing more — is the only way to get amazing results. For a… Read More »
Depending on where you work, your appearance can play an unfortunate role in the way you’re treated at the office. Certain clothing or types of makeup might get you disapproving looks from your supervisor or coworkers, and in some workplaces, having acne can have the same anxiety-inducing result. Putting on makeup might temporarily save you… Read More »
By Jessica Hamzelou An oral contraceptive in the works would only need to be taken once a monthProstock-studio / Alamy Stock Photo An oral contraceptive capsule may only need to be taken once a month. In tests in pigs, the capsule slowly released a contraceptive into the stomach that then persisted in the blood for… Read More »
It isn’t always easy to juggle everything. We’re always conscious of spending more time with family, eating healthily and exercising, but with the average person working 40 hours a week, it can seem like an impossibility. So, how can you create a balance between work and life? Our working hours as a wellness copywriter are… Read More »
The GOLO® Diet was one of the most searched-for diets in 2016 and has become increasingly popular since then. The 30-, 60- or 90-day programs available for purchase promise quick weight loss and better health without counting calories or tracking nutrients. The diet is also claimed to kick-start your metabolism, boost energy levels and increase… Read More »
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has again approved a waiver for Kentucky to impose a work requirement for able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries as a condition to receiving the benefit. CMS previously, on January 12, approved Kentucky’s request for a 1115 demonstration project waiver that included work requirements. However, in June, a district court judge… Read More »