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Jill Bolte Taylor, the brain researcher and one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in 2008, shares the story of her own stroke with Lesley Stahl, including what to do at the start of a stroke and how she quiets the voices inside her head today

Linda Fairstein, author and expert on sexual assault crimes, weighs in on the 12th anniversary of the death of Jennifer Levin

Spend the warm days of September reading this New York Times bestseller …

Our wowOwow book friend, Jane Green, stopped by this week and she came with some surpises. For one, she gave us five autographed copies of her New York Times bestselling novel, The Beach House, to give away. She also shared with wOw the inspiration behind The Beach House and her main character, Nan

Spend the warm days of September reading the NYT’s best-seller …

Cosmetic surgery for hymen restoration is becoming more and more popular in European cities where otherwise Westernized, jeans-wearing young Muslim women face the need to become "virgins" before getting married

As we grow older, we don’t necessarily outgrow the nature of our relationships with siblings. Best-selling author Marie Brenner answers readers’ questions and explains why "icebergs" don’t melt away with maturity

Candice Bergen is willing to cut the presidential hopefuls some slack … but only a certain amount

Judith H. Dobrzynski is a former writer/editor at The New York Times and is now a freelance contributor to many magazines and newspapers

‘This comes so close to imposed religion by a government body that it is hard to see the difference’

Candice argues: ‘Don’t we have multiple rules and regulations preventing this kind of monopoly?’ But Joan Cooney says we must accept that ‘he is a force of nature.’ What do you think?

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