Health

Maybe there’s been some belt-tightening in your workplace. Or you’re surrounded by empty desks, the ghosts of former colleagues. Or perhaps you’ve got so much work to tackle that you feel like your to-do list is going in the wrong direction — growing with additional items, instead of shrinking because tasks are being ticked off.

A recent article in the Chicago Sun Times — "Study: Regrets? Women have a few, particularly in romance" by Stefano Esposito — examines a new study by a professor at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Apparently, women's biggest regrets in life are related to romance; it's common for a lady to believe that she let the right one slip away, either by missing an opportunity to hook up or not working hard enough in a previous relationship.

Ms. Chatelaine: The film critic and author of Sleeping Naked Is Green, talks about her transformation from a common recycler to an eco-inspired woman

I’m coming up on an anniversary for this blog — at least, it’s been six months now I’ve been writing posts on happiness. And writing about the subject three times a week for six months means I’ve learned a lot about it in this short time.

Not all bacteria are bad — prebiotics and probiotics help us digest food and boost immunity