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The trick, of course, is to find moments of deep relaxation wherever you are, not just on vacation. Laughing with friends can be another way to start breaking the cycle of chronic stress and help keep your heart healthy, too. stock_colors/Getty Images hide caption
The trick, of course, is to find moments of deep relaxation wherever you are, not just on vacation. Laughing with friends can be another way to start breaking the cycle of chronic stress and help keep your heart healthy, too. stock_colors/Getty Images hide caption
High Stress Drives Up Your Risk Of A Heart Attack. Here's How To Chill Out
Jessica Calise checks on Joseph as he gets ready for bed. Joseph used to be afraid to sleep alone, but he has learned to be OK with it since his mother learned new parenting approaches. Christopher Capozziello for NPR hide caption
President Trump Tells Asylum-Seekers That 'Our Country Is Full.' Is It?
Women's Work: A Reckoning with Work and Home, by Megan Stack Doubleday hide caption
Author Interviews
'Women's Work' Delves Into Gender Roles At Home And Relationships With Domestic Help
'Women's Work' Delves Into Gender Roles At Home And Relationships With Domestic Help
Researchers Worry Right Whales Could Be Harmed During Seismic Testing
Bill Would Ban IRS From Creating Free Electronic Tax Filing System
To Turn Turkey's Economy Around, Erdogan May Have To Loosen Control
The IRS budget has been cut sharply over the past decade, but President Trump has suggested spending an extra $362 million on tax enforcement next year. Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images hide caption