
Rebecca Corey
Senior Writer at Yahoo
Senior Writer at Yahoo Life
Writer @yahoolife + @YahooNews, formerly @CNN. Side part devotee.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Rebecca Corey
You’ve probably heard of “hygge,” the Danish concept of coziness that became all the rage a few years ago. But you may not have heard of the man who made it internet-famous. Meik Wiking has been called “probably the world’s happiest man” — and for good reason.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Rebecca Corey
Don’t forget! March 21 is National Memory Day — a holiday that’s all about boosting brain health and improving your short- and long-term memory. While some minor forgetfulness is normal as we age, such as forgetting someone’s name or where you placed your keys, there are steps you can take to keep your memory sharp now and in your golden years. Here are some ways to maximize your memory and improve cognitive fitness. 1. Do some brain-boosting games.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Rebecca Corey
The results are in for the 2025 World Happiness Report, and yet again Nordic countries top the list in self-reported well-being. While this year’s report, which focuses on “the impact of caring and sharing on people’s happiness,” has some bad news for the United States and about increasing loneliness worldwide, it also includes some interesting takeaways on aspects that can boost or diminish life satisfaction — from the benefits of dining with others to the ideal household size.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Rebecca Corey
March 15 is "Everything You Think Is Wrong Day" — a quirky (un)official holiday that encourages us all to stay humble by reminding us we’re all capable of mistakes. It was created to help “ and to “contemplate our own lack of knowledge.” And in the health world in particular, misinformation is more common than ever and spreads easily online. So let’s take this opportunity to debunk some of the common health myths we encounter.
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1 month ago |
aol.co.uk | Rebecca Corey
March 15 is "Everything You Think Is Wrong Day" — a quirky (un)official holiday that encourages us all to stay humble by reminding us we’re all capable of mistakes. It was created to help “ and to “contemplate our own lack of knowledge.” And in the health world in particular, misinformation is more common than ever and spreads easily online. So let’s take this opportunity to debunk some of the common health myths we encounter.
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