Sure, we’re all tired — exhausted even. But do we really need the oft-quoted eight hours of sleep a night in order to be at our best during waking hours?

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A new study finds that when it comes to TV parental guidance is advised for kids. Find out how adults can benefit too!

Could we all benefit from a media diet?

Writer Emily Bazelon argues that the term bullying is being used far too loosely by parents and educators. 

Has the word bullying lost its meaning?

Can you get the same health benefits in less than 10 minutes as you would from biking for hours? James Fell looks at the new workout that says yes. 

Is this 7-minute workout the answer to fitness?

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We applied the NY Times method of chocolate chip cookie making to our ultimate chocolate chip cookie recipe. 24 hours later, here are the results

How to bake a richer, chewier chocolate chip cookie

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The myth of the eight hour rest: Do we really need to sleep so much?

Could we all benefit from a media diet?

Has the word bullying lost its meaning?

Is this 7-minute workout the answer to getting in shape?

How to bake a richer, chewier chocolate chip cookie