Switching to e-cigarettes instead of the real thing might not help
you kick the habit. A new study found that e-cigarette use actually
lowered the chances of quitting smoking by 28-percent. E-cigarette
advocates say it’s a healthier alternative to tobacco cigarettes because
users aren't inhaling carcinogenic smoke. Source Link
There’s
encouragement for couples who want to try to conceive again soon after a
miscarriage. A study found that those who waited just three months had
the best chance of getting pregnant. But experts say couples should be
able to emotionally heal first before trying to conceive again. Source Link
Americans
want their tech gadgets to do it all -- except when it comes to
tracking them. A survey found that most people weren’t interested in
devices like a thermostat that would know where you are in your home to
save energy costs. And nearly half of people don’t want something that
will track their driving habits to save on insurance premiums. Source Link
