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Lots of people use all kinds of things to self-medicate, of course, and food is a pretty common choice.

But spilling the beans online, though tempting, may not be such a wise idea, especially if you’re going through a separation or divorce. As a recent post on the Globe and Mail site reveals, social media pages— from Facebook to online dating profiles—are starting to serve as evidence in divorce cases.

I've been on the road almost non-stop since Oct. 25. In the larger scheme of things, it's a fairly insignificant amount of time, but as the days roll along, I can feel homesickness creeping in bit by bit.

Just in time for the winter blahs, there's new information about how to reduce your risk of depression.

Career advice: She started the lifestyle website Sweetspot from her home after the dot-com recession. Now, the ambitious mathematics major has created Dealuxe.ca, a shopping hub of designer brands

Many of today's diseases and health problems can often be linked to the foods that we eat, and this is often true of diabetes as well.

At 78, my friend Rose (not her real name) has always been an independent woman — long divorced, she raised five kids on her own, has strong opinions about everything and has a quick, and at times downright ribald, wit.

If you witnessed a crime would you rush in to try and stop it? Or, at the very least, would you report what you had seen to the police?

If you regularly read my articles then you probably looked at that title and are expecting another snark-filled rant. Well, I’m sorry to disappoint, because this new prototype device created with a grant from the National Institute of Health has great potential.

Despite what you may have read, the scale is not your friend when you're trying to get fit. Find out which numbers really matter

Make this cute candy cane Christmas cookie using a cookie cutter and some rolled fondant.

After watching years of television ads telling me that I can be free at fifty five, I’m thinking that’s a load of hooey!