The Do's and Don'ts of Sexting for Consenting Adults

After U.S. Representative Anthony Weiner copped to sending a racy photo of himself to a woman via Twitter — as well as to a history of online infidelity that included sending sexy photos, Facebook messages, and emails to at least five other women over the last three years — the scandal has left many people wondering why anyone would do such a thing.

After all, isn’t sending out sexy photos just asking to be caught?

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How to Tell if Your Partner Has Adult ADHD

Spotting the Symptoms of Adult ADHD

Is your partner showing signs of adult ADHD? Discover the common symptoms and get tips on making your relationship work.

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Good Credit in Danger? 3 Tips

"Good Credit in Danger? 3 Tips" makes the MSN Money Personal Finance homepage. 


If you lose your job or hit some other bump in the road, these steps can help you protect your good credit until you're back on sound financial footing.

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Got Diabetes? Drop These Bad Health Habits

You can manage your diabetes better with a healthy lifestyle approach. If you've gotten into some bad habits, it's time to start your own personal reform movement.

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Celebrities with Rheumatoid Arthritis

Many celebrities have found success despite fighting rheumatoid arthritis. Find out who, and discover how they are helping to advance RA treatment. Profiled celebs include: Golden Globe-winner Kathleen Turner, Lucille Ball and grandson of Charles and Anne Lindbergh, Erik Lindbergh.

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9 Steps to Better Digestion as You Age

For many people, aging brings new digestive problems, such as constipation.  These tips will help you to avoid these woes and have a healthy digestive tract as you get older.

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8 Foods and How They Affect Psoriasis

Certain foods may affect your psoriasis symptoms. Learn how an anti-inflammatory diet that includes fish and antioxidant-rich foods could help improve the way you feel.

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