Blowing your top could be the death of you. A new study warns that
intense anger raises the risk of heart attack, due to increased heart
rate and blood pressure, tightening of blood vessels and increased
clotting. People who reported being very angry had eight times the
normal risk of a heart attack. Source Link
The
smartphone has reached into many parts of almost every user’s life. A
survey found that smartphone use changes the way most people interact
with friends, manage their health and handle dating. Eight out of ten
say they’re more productive and nine out of ten think their smartphone
keeps them closer to friends and family. Source Link
The
Labs have it again. The Labrador retriever has repeated as the top dog
in the American Kennel Club annual listing. Former favorite the poodle
dropped to number-seven and the French bulldog broke into the top-ten as
the dachshund slid under the wire and out of the AKC listing of
most-favorite dogs. Source Link
