Thursday, November 22, 2012 It's not just a Hollywood stereotype that shows the sensitive side of Latin American men — but according to new research, the citizens who demonstrate the most emotions tend to come from island nations. BLOG POSTS  | Erica Berman: After Miscarrying I Never Got the Pregnant Glow Back
There is a fantasy surrounding pregnancy portraying it as a blissful state when women glow with health and the miracle of life. Yet, when a woman has experienced miscarriage and/or infertility, a pregnancy can be filled with fear and anxiety. We are not women who will ever experience that radiance that is supposed to accompany pregnancy. |  | Annie Claire Bergeron-Oliver: Are Energy Drinks Worth Dying For?
It's crunch time at university, and students all over the country are searching for the secret to instant knowledge. And caffeine, a stimulant that arouses your central nervous system and improves your performance both physically and mentally, is usually a top study aid. Just last week, the New York Times wrote an article that connected the energy drink 5-hour Energy to 13 fatalities in the United States. A string of recent articles have connected various energy drinks to cases of serious side-effects, including death, so why incorporate them into your an exam routine? |  | Marvin Ross: For Some With Mental Illness, There is No Recovery
Those involved in the mental health "Recovery Movement" believe the patient is the expert on treatment rather than the doctor and that there is no need for clinical evaluation or evidence-based treatment. This model does not accommodate the needs of individuals with severe mental illness who may lack insight into their illness and are unable to make appropriate treatment choices. |  | Alexis Sciuk: How I Bought a House at 25
 Homeownership has always been important to me, even at a young age. I spent my teens thinking about my future home and I spent my early 20s working towards it. I rationalized that I had to live somewhere. Why not pay myself rather than pay a landlord? |  | Kinnie Starr: Is Sexism Alive at Burning Man?
I can't help but wonder if Burning Man will be a bit too much like the rainbow batherings I checked in the early 90s where I realized quickly that urban mentalities like sexism also permeate counter-culture. The young women at the Rainbow Gatherings danced topless around the drum jams while the men drummed and ogled them | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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