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But, if you've ever worked in an open office environment you have probably shared some of the same annoyances most of us have felt...noisy cube mates, lack of privacy, strong smells, etc.
Finally, some new thought is going into better ways to improve cube offices .
What office behavior bugs you the most?
How do you cope with the issues?
Has your company done anything to improve the office environment?View Thread

Considering that parents conceiving children the old-fashioned way often still roll the genetic dice, do you think that the FDA should require genetic testing of sperm donors and their sperm before they are allowed to donate?
Why or why not?View Thread

What do you think?
Do you know anyone who could have this problem?View Thread

As promised, here is the first in our WebMD blogs series to compliment the HBO release. It is an interview with CDC Director, Tom Frieden --
How Did The Nation Get So Fat?
Enjoy.
The next installment should be live soon.
Take care,
OliviaView Thread

On May 14 & 15, HBO will air its "The Weight of the Nation " series that will explore obesity in the U.S. WebMD is going to be following the show with our own series of blog posts starting next week. The facts are certainly disturbing.
Why do you think Americans are fat?View Thread

People with other medical devices, such as pacemakers, should also go through pat-downs rather than the body scanner.
What would you do if the TSA tried to force you through a scanner when you knew it would affect your medical device?
What do you think should be done about this particular situation?View Thread

I can't help but wonder whats going to happen to her 14 kids.
Many love to hate her, but should someone step in and help for the kids' sake? What do you think?
Would you watch a reality show about her family?
OliviaView Thread

We definitely have some folks on this board with a great sense of humor. It's refreshing to come here every day.
OliviaView Thread

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month , and this story brings to light the risks of tanning and particularly using tanning beds.
Tanning beds seem to attract teenagers as they strive to bronze up for prom or for the upcoming beach season. And, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation, melanoma is the 2nd most common cancer among 15 - 29-year-olds. Scary.
Many states allow children over 14 to use tanning beds with parental consent.
What do you think of tanning beds? Should they be better regulated? Should children be able to use them, even WITH parental consent?
How have you discouraged your own teens from using tanning beds?
Shout out!View Thread

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