Reasons You Bruise So Easily

You notice a telltale mark and wonder, "Where did that come from?" From age to sun exposure and even the medications you take, there are many possible causes.

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Why Do We Cheat?

Do women stray for different reasons? And is unfaithfulness the leading cause of divorce? Separate fact from fiction when it comes to infidelity.

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