Which Flu Shot to Choose If You Are Over 65 Years Old
To prevent winter illnesses, now is the time for all of us, especially older adults, to get updated on our flu and COVID vaccinations . […]
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To prevent winter illnesses, now is the time for all of us, especially older adults, to get updated on our flu and COVID vaccinations . […]
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If you have cinnamon or spice blends in your pantry, you may need to throw them out now. Recent testing by Consumer Reports found that […]
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If you hear that your child (or one of his friends) has lice, your first reaction may be a mixture of disgust, panic and a […]
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If you’ve ever worried about your heart rate getting too high or too low during a workout, you’ll want to read this. Your “heart rate […]
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If you’re not a fan of regular dental floss (and who is, really?), you might want to try the Nicwell Water Dental Flosser , now […]
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Recently, my husband and I started taking walks around the neighborhood together, either before or right after dinner. Sometimes we stop to drink iced tea […]
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Air purifiers help filter pollutants and improve the air quality in our homes. If you don’t already have one, or just want to upgrade the […]
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Bleach is an excellent disinfectant, but safety is important. You already know that you cannot mix it with ammonia, vinegar or alcohol , but did […]
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There seem to be two types of gyms: the ones where everyone does hip thrusts, and the ones where no one has ever heard of […]
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On Tuesday, the CDC issued a public health advisory warning health care workers and the general public that there is an increased risk of contracting […]
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Nobody likes to feel sluggish and sweaty, so when the sun sets to get hot, I understand that you prefer to work out in an […]
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With a record-breaking heat dome sweeping the eastern half of the United States this week, it’s important to not only stay cool for comfort , […]
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We eat a lot of ultra-processed food. It’s everywhere, and the cheapest products are often ultra-processed. That’s why it’s alarming that ultra-processed foods are linked […]
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The FDA recently warned that oysters, clams and other shellfish caught in Washington and Oregon may cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. This type of poisoning can […]
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Zero training is not enough. Going for a walk every day is probably beneficial. And if you’re training for a marathon, you’ll be on your […]
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Roller skating has always felt like freedom to me. When you go fast, you fly. Even when you’re tinkering around in a small space, making […]
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Five years ago I split my first apple in half, inspired by an internet video clip and the courage to think that maybe if I […]
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Pop Quiz: You want to lift 185 pounds. How many plates do you put on each side of the barbell and what size? If you […]
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You can get this sonic toothbrush and water head with compact inductive charging base on sale right now for $64.99 (reg. $79.95). The base contains […]
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions, just like Disease X, an ominous-sounding disease that doesn’t actually exist. Earlier this year, the World […]
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You can get the Mode Cordless Electric Toothbrush for $124.99 right now (regional price $148). The toothbrush makes 38,000 strokes per minute and has soft, […]
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Home water filters have come a long way since the days of simple pitchers that were mostly good for improving the taste. There are water […]
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You can get this Roomie Sophie smart scale on sale for $27.99 right now ($79 region). It works with four high-precision sensors and gives you […]
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It seems something called “stretch therapy” is becoming a trend, with studios opening up in shopping malls next to yoga studios and juice bars. Private […]
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Celebrity health and social media trends have landed people in the hospital , turned them Max blue , and caused other unwanted side effects. But […]
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Creativity is an important part of human life, but as we age, it becomes less and less accessible. No one invites you to participate in […]
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Respiratory syncytial virus , or RSV, appears as a bad cold for most people. Its symptoms include cough, nasal congestion and low temperature. However, it […]
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About 400,000 cat bites occur annually in the United States , with animal bites accounting for approximately 1 percent of all emergency department visits . […]
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We’re all going to die, and before that we’ll probably have to deal with the deaths of a few people we love along the way. […]
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Those of us with allergies have already endured a particularly brutal spring , followed by months of unrelenting hay fever symptoms. But now that temperatures […]
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Thanksgiving family disagreements aren’t limited to politics at the dinner table : If you’ve ever stood in the kitchen and argued with grandma about whether […]
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I don’t have an umbrella. The logic is simple: if it rains, I won’t go outside. Rain is just one of a long list of […]
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If you’ve ever had an injury or illness that requires ice, you probably know that not all ice packs are created equal. Trying to find […]
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Despite the time-tested wisdom that says we should visit the dentist for checkups and cleanings every six months, many of us simply… don’t. According to […]
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If you’ve ever had a painful injury or illness, or suffer from chronic pain, you’re probably familiar with the phenomenon of flare-ups, where your pain […]
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Leg cramps in the middle of a workout or just during the day can be a painful experience, and at this point you are willing […]
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Sleep can be unpleasant. When you’re desperate for some much-needed rest, you stare at the ceiling so warily you could probably pilot a moonship. But […]
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About 6.7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia and are cared for by a small army of about 11 million […]
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You stare at screens all day, from the moment your phone alarm rings to the minute you set it before bed again, and every moment […]
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The birth of a child is a troubled time, even under the most ideal circumstances. In the first hours after birth, doctors will take a […]
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