Advice for child’s sake end abusive marriage
A reader urges Leaving Eventually to leave her alcoholic, verbally abusive husband for the sake of her daughter. The writer shares her own experience, noting life with an abusive partner harms children and calling for the mother and daughter to escape. She suggests the daughter would voice fear and supports seeking help, possibly forcing the husband to seek treatment or separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dear Ann: Wandering husband sparks Fourth Wheel crisis
A reader asks if divorce is due after her husband Charlie ignores her feelings at social events. The columnist advises setting boundaries and seeking joint counseling if there are children, or ending the marriage if there are none.
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Ann
Charlie
Houston
Brain scans link emotion to tough moral decisions
Princeton researchers scanned volunteers as they weighed ethical dilemmas like a runaway train. Findings show emotion drives moral judgments more than logic, with brain areas lighting up during decisions. The study, published in Science, suggests gut feelings, then post hoc reasoning shape moral views in social issues.
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Princeton University
Haidt
Jonathan Cohen
Princeton
Center For the Study
Joshua Greene
Princeton Philosophy
Greene
Celebrities and zodiac hints bundled in daily forecast
A collage of celebrity birthdays Sam Neill Joe Penny Faith Ford Mary Crosby Nicol Williamson Larry Brown appears with horoscope guidance for all signs. Each sign gets concise advice on relationships travel and personal decisions in this familiar daily feature.
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Sam Neill
Joe Penny
Faith Ford
Mary Frances Crosby
Nicol Williamson
Larry Brown
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Warming Skin Before Surgery Cuts Wound Infections
London AP reports a Lancet study showing gentle preoperative warming of patients reduces wound infections by about 64 percent. In 416 patients, heat applied to skin or incision area lowered infection rates from 14 percent to 5 percent, suggesting heat improves oxygen delivery for immune defense.
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London
Lancet
Thomas Hunt
University of California
San Francisco
Hunt
University Hospital of North Tees
England
Early puberty appears in U S boys study says
A national health survey analysis finds American boys entering puberty earlier, with black boys showing signs by age 10. The lead author notes possible links to later testicular cancer risk and suggests earlier sex education. disparities exist among races.
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Chicago
United States
University of North Carolina
Marcia Herman- Giddens
Herman Giddens
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