If you're like most people, you're inclined to trust your doctor's advice.According to Gallup, 70% of Americans say they don't feel the need for a second opinion or extra research on a medical issue. Plus, ...

So while I was busy wasting my time doing everything that people giving out crappy career advice were telling me, at some point I came up for air and realized I had gained zero ground. Surely I had dug a tunnel to China, but I had barely made a divot in the road. Outside of ...

If you’re trying to eat a heart-healthy diet, figuring out what to believe can be overwhelming. The advice we get on everything from eggs to olive oil is often confusing and maddeningly contradictory. Ironically, this growing confusion comes at a time when scientists who study nutrition know more than ever. Too often, though, we hear about only the latest study (which may be poorly designed) or ...

While I’m away, readers give the advice. On moving for a spouse (or becoming a stay-at-home parent): I moved almost every two years for 20 years because of my husband’s job opportunities, the last 10 years in foreign locations where I couldn’t work. When he finally attained executive status, he wanted to see other women. I went through three years of trying to fix our marriage. Read full article ...

Brotherly advice helped Grizzlies center advance

Several weeks ago I read in a British publication an article about the reasons corporations support arts organizations. The central message of the piece was...

While I’m away, readers give the advice. On people who see therapy as an admission of weakness: I’m a guy. I’m also someone you might have met at a Mensa meeting years ago when I was kind of an elitist, arrogant toe rag. Going to a therapist is something I just would not have done; so much of my self-worth was wrapped in being smarter than people that admitting I needed help thinking through ...

While I’m away, readers give the advice. On feeling invisible after a certain age: A year and a half ago, my husband told me he wanted to leave me because, essentially, he couldn’t stop noticing other women and resented not being able to pursue them. To his credit and I suppose to mine as well, we spent over a year in counseling trying to save the marriage, but shortly before my 50th birthday he ...

Charla Krupp, who gained a national following by offering women advice on looking younger and thinner with best-selling books like "How Not to Look Old," died Jan. 23 at her home in New York City. She was 58, but looked a perennial 49. The cause was breast cancer, her husband, Time magazine theater critic Richard Zoglin, said.

If you're like most people, you're inclined to trust your doctor's advice.

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