Remember carpal tunnel?

Whatever happened to carpal tunnel syndrome? The epidemic of the 90's is gone, but not forgotten. In its place, a half dozen different diagnosis having to do with repetitive stress and helping to diminish it, ergonomics in the workplace. And the new malady in the workplace? Blackberry thumb! Read more about it here.

Men aren't slacking

New report finds men are doing more housework, more than double than they did four decades ago. They're up to doing about 30 percent of the load and the payoff is big. Report says the payoff for more chores is more sex. Read about it here.

Daylight Savings? Not really

We spring forward this weekend to begin Daylight Savings Time. But what are we saving? Not much, according to a new study. Study finds we use more energy, not less, as a result of the time switch. Read more about it here.

Sucking up to the Boss

You want to get ahead at work? Forget complimenting your boss on his ties or her shoes, you need to go deeper and determine the way your boss works and adapt to it. Read more about it here.

Worst cars of 2008

Consumer Reports is out with its annual list of the worst cars of 2008. And once again American SUV's top the list for poor fuel efficiency as well as poor handling. Read more about it here.

Overweight owners & pets

If you're overweight, chances are your pet is too. Experts say pets face the same risks as humans, diabetes and cancer. Their advice: What's good for you, is good for them. Portion control and exercise. Read more about it here.

Feeling sleepy?

Survey finds many of us don't get enough sleep. In fact, the latest poll finds a third of us have actualy fallen asleep while at work in the last month. I think we should institute an afternoon nap-time after lunch each day. A little power nap will do a world of good.

Vitamin C Wonders

We've all heard that Vitamin C can help fight a cold, but now researchers have found it can do so much more, from smoothing out wrinkles to reducing stroke risk. Read more about it here.

World Ending When?

Scientists are predicting just when the world will end... in about 6.7 billion years. The good news is we may be able to stop the decline. Read all about it here.

In tune with Nature?

Researchers have found many of us are communing with our tv's and computers rather than nature. And that kids' "videophilia" has been shown to be a cause of obesity, lack of socialization and more. Read more about it here.

Florida College $$ Help

Sunday is "Florida College Goal Sunday." A day to help students and their parents figure out how they can pay for college. Details here.

Self Cleaning Clothes

You've heard of wash and wear clothes; now scientists are developing the next step in laundry: Wash while you wear it clothes. Researchers in Australia developing a process that gets rid of food, grime and even red wine stains when exposed to sunlight. Read more about it here.

Not too late for flu shots

It's a little late in the flu season, but it's not too late for protection. Get details about this year's flu vaccine.

Goodbye to love

If Valentine's Day finds you ending a relationship, you can find closure on a special website called "Relationship Obit." You can write the obituary to the romance there.

Valentine's Day Virus

The Storm Virus is back for Valentine's Day 2008. It went around last year too. So beware of any e-mails inviting you to open an e-card for Valetine's Day. Details here.

Valentine's Gifting Problems

She wants jewelry the most, he is prepared to give her a big hug. Latest survey finds that's how far off men and women are when it comes to Valentine's Day gifts. You can read about the latest survey here and get tips on how to get what you really want.

Calm your inner road rager

Miami ranked worst for aggressive drivers. Traffic snarls often the reason why. Some advice on how to calm the inner road rager in you. Read more about it here.

Pancake Day Today!

Forget the calories today, and eat up! Today is National Pancake Day and you're invited to enjoy a free short stack of buttermilk pancakes at the International House of Pancake Restaurants. Once you've enjoyed the good eats, you're invited to donate what you can to Children's Miracle Network. You can eat pancakes for dinner too! Offer runs until 10 p.m.

Artificial not so Sweetener

Research finds using an artificial no-calorie sweetener rather than sugar may make it tougher, not easier, to lose weight. Scientists found that the sweetener saccharin confuses the body into eating more. All this time, we've been putting artificial sweeteners in our coffee, while we eat cheese cake. Now we know why!

Toys for rent

If you can't afford all the toys your kids want, why not rent? A new service offers parents up to six toys in the mail each month. Details here. Considering how fast kids can get bored with toys, this might be a great option.