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The From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, July 31st.

And now, here's something completely different.

Pinterest, the site people visit for home decorating ideas and inspirational quotes,

is adding mental health resources to its site. The idea is to make a difference for the one in five of us struggling with a mood disorder or other mental health problem. But it's also to

combat the bad rep social media sites are getting for or other mental health problem. But it's also to combat the bad rep

social media sites are getting for damaging our mental health in the first place and to boost

Pinterest's image as a happy place on the web. The company launched the project last week on its

mobile apps. Type in a search like, say, stress relief or anxiety, and up pops a note above the

typical pins. That note offers resources you can look at if you're feeling, as the site says,

sad or stressed. Click on the offer and you'll be led to a variety of pinned exercises intended to

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