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Most surveyed Americans would pay more for sustainable, ethical products-and companies that go the extra mile are benefitting from more dollars spent.
According to a British survey, more than 24% say they're likely to feel more comfortable embracing their natural look once the quarantine is lifted.
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Brits report creating new self-care routines and habits to help keep them motivated and well during the pandemic.
A new survey of 2,000 Americans, commissioned by Bosch, explores how hydration affects happiness and optimism.
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Chaga, cordyceps, agarikon, lion's mane, and more, these mushrooms are becoming more available as health food supplements for good reason.
Yale is offering its 'happiness course' hosted by Dr. Laurie Santos for free to some high school students-and they'll get college credits.
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