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Smokers may have more sleep problems: study

Smokers may get fewer hours of sleep and have less restful slumber than non-smokers, according to a German study that looked at more than 2,000 people.

Too much praise has unintended effects

Last week, a mother asked whether she should insist that her son take lessons to improve his skills. "Our seven-year-old loves to show us his 'moves,' " she wrote.

Travel

Real Hawaiian traditions edge out grass-skirt kitsch >D7
'Expecting' author to be a grandma

'Expecting' author to be a grandma

Welcome aboard the mother ship, Emma Bing. The woman who was her mother's inspiration for writing what millions of pregnant women consider their bible, What to Expect When You're Expecting, is now pregnant herself and joining the family business.

Fibrillation treatment worth trying a second time

Dear Dr. Donohue: In November 2010, I was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. For one year, things were fine, but the atrial fib returned. After five months of hell and reactions to meds, I agreed to have ablation.
Nursing the older child

Nursing the older child

His feet may almost reach the ground, but it's OK if your toddler isn't ready to give it up

Things to do

Toopy and Binoo and the Marshmallow Moon: children's theatre featuring two fun-loving and adorable characters. Today, 1 and 4 p.m. at the Port Theatre, 125 Front St., Nanaimo, tel. 250-754-8550, tickets: $28.50 and Sunday, 1 and 4 p.m.

Disabled girl a symbol

ia Lee, who died Aug. 31, altered views on cross-cultural treatment

Heart-attack risk lower than expected for stressed-out workers

If you still have a job in this economy, you're supposed to feel grateful.

Intel wants to wave away the need for passwords to online accounts

Pass-words for online banking, social networks and email could be replaced with the wave of a hand if prototype technology developed by Intel makes it to tablets and laptops.