breathing
It turns out it's more beneficial than you think.
The CNN anchor urged viewers to “think of the time that someone’s knee is on your neck and stopping you from breathing."
Therapists explain how the well-meaning phrase can make some situations worse and share what to do instead.
Because even the professionals need help managing rage sometimes.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
Ditch the java and try these instead.
Researchers at Purdue University have used a crawling robot baby to discover that infants are exposed to four times as many airborne microbes than adults.