Check out the list of links that should be on your radar today:
A woman is now the breadwinner in 40 percent of families, according to a new Pew study. Find out how readers who have both careers and kids make it work. [LA Times]
Not sure about the cardio benefits of the ’80s fitness trend Prancercise, but it is good for a laugh. [MedicalDaily]
The only upside to Hurricane Sandy: New York City hospitals are prepping for a 10 to 30 percent increase in deliveries this July and August, roughly nine months after the storm. [The Cut]
Blood-type diets are a sham: There’s no evidence that changing what you eat based on your blood type boosts your health, according to a new study. [Reuters]
Being unemployed may decrease your lifespan, says research. [NPR]
New data show that medical professionals happen to be on-board and willing to help sick passengers in two-thirds of in-flight medical emergencies. What about the other third? [AP]
A New York City woman says she got oral herpes from a tester tube of lipstick. So scary! [The Frisky]
…But not nearly as terrifying as the trend in men sabotaging their partner’s birth control efforts. [The Cut]
There’s no way this hands-free Whopper-eating device is actually real… right? [The Daily Meal]
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