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Sanrio Hello Kitty Monster Collection Introduces 5 Cute Scaredy Cats

by Steve Levenstein

Hallow Kitty? Just in time for Halloween, Japan's favorite friendly feline gets her horror on. The Sanrio Hello Kitty Monster Collection scares up 5 BOO-tiful plush dolls modeled after classic fright film stars Frankenstein, The Mummy and more.

Flu-fighting Egg Yolk Antibody Lozenges Help Lick Influenza

by Steve Levenstein

Anti-influenza lozenges made with egg yolk antibodies are now being sold in Japan, just in time for flu season. The lifesaver-shaped "Barrifull" lozenges are said to be particularly effective when you're stuck in a crowd of coughing, sneezing commuters.

Teens With Social Anxiety Disorder At High Risk For Alcohol & Drug Abuse

by T Goodman

A study published online October 17, 2011 in the journal Pediatrics indicates that teens with social anxiety disorder, or social phobia, tend not to receive treatment for this psychiatric disorder because parents and teachers may assume the teens are just very shy. But shyness is not even a prerequisite for the determination of social anxiety disorder....

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Which Kids Are Most Likely To Be Teased By Their Peers?

by T Goodman

Kids with any trait that's not the norm often get teased or mocked by other children. It's an unfortunate fact of life. But a new study conducted by psychologists at Kansas State University had some surprising results regarding which children are most likely to be chided by their peers.

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Harvard Nutritionists Develop Their Own Plate For Healthy Eating

by T Goodman

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) revamped its healthy eating recommendations a few months ago with a new visual - an icon called 'MyPlate,' replacing the former healthy foods pyramid icon. The Nutrition Source at the Harvard School of Public Health thinks the government's plate lacks a good bit of guidance as to which specific foods should be eaten - after all MyPlate offers no guidance.

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Animalia Tape Cutters Cut Through Red Tape, Green Up Your Desktop

by Steve Levenstein

Animalia Tape Cutters from Japan give some bite to tired old stationery styling and add a touch of the wild side to any concrete jungle.

Cool Cat Hoodie is a Back to School Faux Paws

by Steve Levenstein

Wanna be the teacher's pet? Then make a feline beeline for the Hachiware Cat Parka from Japan. Available in black or gray with a rose-red zipper "tongue", this cool cat hoodie is absolutely purr-fect for students looking to show some style before school's out and it's time to join the rat race.

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Solar Planet, the Interplanetary Orrery that Runs on the Sun

by Steve Levenstein

A solar-powered solar system might seem overly obvious but Solar Planet from Elekit ain't any ordinary orrery.

Psychologists Encourage Doodling In The Classroom - Especially In Science Class!

by T Goodman

If you were back in school doodling what you learned, you may have chosen an entirely different career.

Happiness Is Antidote To Teen Crime And Drug Use

by T Goodman

... a University of California, Davis, study reported August 22, 2011 at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, found that kids in grades seven through nine committed fewer crimes, including drug-related crimes, if they were 'happy.'

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