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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Do you ask someone “How are you?” when you really don’t care? When someone says, “Hello, good morning,” followed by, “How are you doing?” do you ever wonder – do they really care?

Sure, you can always go with the standard "fine" or "good," but why would you when you can try out some funny responses to "how are you" and get some laughs? Whether you're texting or talking, these ...

Every encounter with another person is an opportunity to shape that relationship. The first words out of your mouth are key in establishing the goodwill we all crave. Unfortunately, too often our ...

This self-guided check-in will help you take stock of your emotional well-being — and learn how to make changes. By Dana Smith Illustrations by Rose Wong We know we should get a physical exam every ...

I recently dislocated my shoulder while skiing. If you’ve had this happen to you before, you know that it’s about as painful as any injury can be. Not only is the injury itself painful, but it also ...

Do you ever pause to take stock of where you are and where you’d like to be? This where may not necessarily be about geographic location. Rather, where can be a metaphor, inviting us to pause and ask ...