This video could save your life

You may think of it as "a man's disease" or "a disease old people get," but heart disease is the #1 killer of women, across many ages.

Experts from Stanford's Women's Heart Health Clinic urge all women to know their numbers, listen to their bodies, and spread awareness about women's heart disease.

See this engaging, informative video, here.

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When your home gets cluttered, does it affect your well-being?:

Not at all. In fact, it’s a waste of precious time to clear the clutter.

Not very much. The more personal objects abound, the more comforted I feel.

Somewhat. I can take a little clutter, but too much gets on my nerves.

Yes, because I get embarrassed if my home is too cluttered, and that is stressful.

Yes. Although the clutter doesn’t bother me, it annoys my family, so that stresses me out.

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