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Sep 14Your Fall Preventive Care Checklist: Screenings and Checkups Not to Skip
Fall has a way of pulling us back into routine. The calendar fills up, the pace picks up, and personal health appointments are often the first thing to slide. But ...
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Sep 7Building a Stronger Immune System Before Cold and Flu Season
As the days get shorter and the air turns cooler, cold and flu season starts to settle in. You may already be thinking about how to keep yourself and your ...
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Aug 31Back to School, Back to Routine: Resetting Your Family's Health Habits
The end of summer has a particular feeling to it. The light shifts a little earlier in the evening, the school supply lists show up, and suddenly the slow, loose ...
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Aug 24Staying Active in the Heat: Joint-Friendly Ways to Keep Moving
Warm weather can be a wonderful invitation to get moving, but summer heat also adds a layer of challenge to staying active. When temperatures climb, the same workout that felt ...
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Aug 17Protecting Your Eyes: Summer Sun, Screens, and Everyday Eye Health
Your eyes work hard for you every single day, from the moment you wake up to your last glance at a screen before bed. Yet eye health is easy to ...
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Aug 10Beat the Afternoon Energy Slump Without Reaching for More Caffeine
You know the feeling. Lunch is behind you, the clock reads somewhere around 2 or 3 in the afternoon, and your focus starts to drift. Your eyelids feel heavy, your motivation dips, ...
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Aug 3Telehealth Explained: When a Virtual Visit Is the Smarter Choice
Not long ago, seeing a provider meant booking an appointment, driving across town, and sitting in a waiting room. Today, you can often connect with a clinician from your couch ...
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Jul 30Eating with the Season: Making the Most of Summer Fruits and Vegetables
There is something special about biting into a sun-warmed tomato or a perfectly ripe peach in the middle of summer. Beyond just tasting better, produce that is in season is ...
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Jul 27Summer Allergies: What's Behind That Stuffy Nose and How to Find Relief
If you sailed through spring only to find yourself sneezing, rubbing itchy eyes, and reaching for tissues once the weather warmed up, you are not imagining things. Summer has its ...
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Jul 20Healthy Travel: How to Stay Well on Summer Trips and Vacations
There is nothing quite like a summer trip. Whether you are flying across the country, road-tripping to a national park, or visiting family for a long weekend, travel has a ...
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Jul 13Heat Exhaustion vs. Heatstroke: Knowing the Warning Signs Could Save a Life
When temperatures climb during the summer, your body works hard to keep you cool. Most of the time it succeeds, but on very hot days, during intense activity, or when ...
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Jul 6Sun Safety 101: Protecting Your Skin Through the Summer Months
Summer is the season for getting outside, whether that means long beach days, backyard barbecues, hiking, gardening, or simply running errands under a bright sky. All that sunshine feels wonderful, ...
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Jun 30The Beginner's Guide to Strength Training After 40
If you're over 40 and haven't done much strength training, you might assume the window for building muscle has passed. Maybe you think it's too late to start, ...
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Jun 22Why Your Gut Health Affects Everything — and How to Improve It
For most of medical history, the gut was considered a relatively simple system — a tube that digested food and eliminated waste. We now know that picture is wildly incomplete. ...
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Jun 15Hydration 101: How Much Water Do You Actually Need Each Day?
Water is the most essential nutrient your body needs — more immediate than food, more critical than any supplement. And yet most Americans are chronically mildly dehydrated without realizing it. ...
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Jun 8How to Talk to Your Doctor About Something That's Been Bothering You
Most people have something they've been meaning to bring up with a doctor — a nagging pain they've been ignoring, a symptom they've been hoping will go away, a worry that's ...
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Jun 1Desk Job? Here Are 8 Simple Stretches You Can Do Without Leaving Your Chair
If you work at a desk, your body is absorbing the consequences. Prolonged sitting tightens the hip flexors, weakens the glutes, rounds the shoulders, strains the neck, and compresses the ...
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May 29Cholesterol Explained: What's Good, What's Bad, and What to Do About It
Cholesterol gets a bad reputation, but the reality is more nuanced than "cholesterol is bad for you." Your body actually needs cholesterol — it's essential for building cell membranes, producing hormones, ...
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May 22The Mental Health Benefits of Getting Outside More Often
We live most of our lives indoors — at desks, in cars, on couches, under artificial light. The average American spends roughly 90% of their time inside. And while modern indoor life ...
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May 15How to Build a Morning Routine That Actually Sticks
There's no shortage of advice about morning routines. Cold plunges, 5 a.m. wake-ups, hour-long meditation sessions, elaborate journaling practices — the internet would have you believe that the only path to ...
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