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We all know the psychological impacts of job loss and unemployment can be painful. But a new study reveals something that may surprise some victims of this recession: Having a bad job can be as harmful to your mental health as no job at all -- in fact, it can be even worse.

Put away your iPad, turn off your BlackBerry and don't even look at your PlayStation just before bedtime. Doing so could help Americans sleep better, according to a new poll. It finds that using communications technology in the hour before sleep is pervasive and perhaps unhealthy.

By marketing his $19.95 RealSleep CD, Seth Horowitz just got in bed with the $20 billion insomnia-cure industry. He told WalletPop that the low-frequency sounds he embedded in soothing classical music with composer Lance Massey can simulate the brain messages we get when we nod off in a car. "No...

Perhaps your boss is a screamer. Or maybe he gets off on saying he should never, ever have hired you. Maybe it's your coworker who's always blabbing to other colleagues about the mistakes you've supposedly made on the job. If any of these situations sound familiar, you're probably dealing with a...