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Myths about menopause

Myths about menopause

If a woman has gone for 12 consecutive months without having a period, she’s officially reached menopause. For some women, menopause signifies an end to their childbearing years and the realization that they are getting older. For others, menopause means they no longer have to deal with the discomfort and inconvenience of a monthly period. It brings an end to the worry about unwanted pregnancy, and it’s a new age of freedom.

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Funniest comedians of all time

Comedy is tough, but these 19 jokers have carved a lasting niche in the world of humor. From the quintessential late-night host to the first Asian-American to have her own sitcom, here are America's top comics.

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Facebook Divorce

The social-networking site credited with connecting old friends and helping create new relationships may also be breaking up marriages.

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Top terrorist arrests

Top terrorist arrests. Do you remember the uneasy days when everyone in a hoodie suddenly resembled the Unabomber? It's the 15th anniversary of the arrest of the infamous man who terrorized so many. There are many new faces on the FBI's Most Wanted List today, but let's take a look at other famous arrests of terrorists worldwide.

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Celebrity Children’s Authors

One of the nation’s top-selling children’s books was penned by a sports star. See which other big names set aside their adult humor and weighty grown-up issues to focus on sweet sentiments and playful poetry.

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Famous Reconciliations

Famous Reconciliations. An iconic advice columnist promoted April 2 as Reconciliation Day. Maybe all conflicts can't be resolved in a single day. Remember when Kanye West interrupted country singer Taylor Swift's acceptance speech during an awards show? Find out about their reconciliation and here about other famous cases of reconciliation.

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Weird State Laws

Weird State Laws. Check out this array of crazy codes of conduct from across the nation. Some are no longer on the books, some might be urban legends and others are truly letter-of-the-law lunacy

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Anti-Bullying Resources

It’s no ROTFLOL matter. About one-third of children experience bullying each year, according to the White House, and it can lead to academic failure, absence from school, drug and alcohol abuse, health problems and even suicide. A recent string of suicides related to bullying has prompted numerous commitments to stop it, including one kids-centric TV network’s two-year ad campaign launched recently. It’s aimed at offering advice to young people confronted with digital harassment and is fronted by a star who plays a techy teen.

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Common Health Problems

Chronic diseases and conditions are the leading causes of death and disability in the United States, according to the federal agency that tracks public health matters. In 2005, nearly one out every two adults had at least one chronic illness. Read this list of the most common health problems and learn about ways to combat them.

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Best April Fools Day pranks

Come April Fools’ Day, follow that dollar bill at your own risk and be forewarned if you wake up with a face full of foam. Whether they were the victim or the prankster, we asked other MSN users to share their best April Fools’ Day pranks. The responses are likely to amuse you and offer some helpful hints on how you can pull off a memorable April 1 joke.