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As kids head back to school, maintaining good health should be a priority for both parents and students. From stopping the spread of germs to promoting healthier eating habits, families should make
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It’s time to take a closer look at your skin health. Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States. Melanoma, the most serious type, can grow and spread quickly if it’s not caught
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Cutting calories doesn’t have to mean feeling hungry or only eating salads. The key is learning how to eat smarter. With the right foods on your plate, you can stay satisfied and still work toward
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During the day, you’re grouchy and unfocused. You try to sleep enough, but still wake up exhausted. So does your partner, who complains about your snoring. All these are signs of sleep apnea, a
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Even in the spring, when the sun is shining and the birds are chirping, you can feel a little less than sunny. Usually, these feelings improve and you feel better. But if your sadness continues for
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February is American Heart Month — a time to reflect on and create a plan to improve personal heart health. The American Heart Association recommends being proactive to help prevent heart disease and
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‘Tis the season for travel, and many families may find themselves on the road or in the airport as they head out on vacation for the holiday season. However, many families are also going or staying
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You made it through Daylight Savings, but the cold weather is not helping. How are you supposed to stay active when the sun rises later and sets earlier? Holiday-themed 5Ks are a great way to stay
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World Food Day is October 16. Created by the World Health Organization (WHO) to raise awareness about food insecurity and ways to combat it, World Food Day is a good opportunity to learn about what
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It is important to make sure that your provider is in-network before undergoing elective procedures. Visiting an in-network provider usually means lower copays, deductibles, and other costs. For
