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Restaurants needed to get creative to weather the pandemic. Takeout-focused operations and outdoor dining have allowed us to continue to eat well throughout these long […]
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Restaurants needed to get creative to weather the pandemic. Takeout-focused operations and outdoor dining have allowed us to continue to eat well throughout these long […]
Continue reading »It’s almost cold and flu season now – yes, we can still enjoy it, even during a pandemic. Let’s say you wake up one morning […]
Continue reading »Another day is still Breast Cancer Awareness Month , but mammograms are important year round. And while some may have had their fair share of […]
Continue reading »So you’ve met a ghost. Suddenly the air went cold; the light flickered; a dark figure floated in a dark corner; When you asked if […]
Continue reading »N95 respirator masks are more effective at stopping drops containing coronavirus than disposable surgical or cloth masks. But because they are in such high demand, […]
Continue reading »Antibody testing is designed to determine if you have been exposed to the coronavirus in the past, whether you have had actual symptoms of COVID-19 […]
Continue reading »Temporary changes are hard enough for us humans. We don’t have to wake up earlier than an hour, but we are slaves to the clock, […]
Continue reading »Hypothermia is a life-threatening condition that can occur if a person gets too cold. (The word literally means “low [body] temperature.”) Here’s how to recognize […]
Continue reading »The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) now recommends starting colon cancer screening at age 45, rather than 50. This proposal has not yet been […]
Continue reading »The outbreak of listeriosis is linked to deli meats, according to the CDC. The exact source has not been established, but they say that if […]
Continue reading »We all have to make judgments about which activities we can participate in today and which should be discarded. But the new application simplifies these […]
Continue reading »The FDA has extended its first approval (not just emergency clearance) for a drug to treat COVID-19. You’ve probably heard of this medication: the antiviral […]
Continue reading »Repeated brief encounters with the same person are now considered close encounters, as per the amendment to the CDC’s definition. Previously, for someone to be […]
Continue reading »Masks protect us from the coronavirus both indoors and outdoors. But do you really need an outdoor mask? In some cases, you can go with […]
Continue reading »We trust responsible people . And because of this, you will notice that many of us have not asked, “When is it safe to return […]
Continue reading »The US News once again evaluated all diets with a groundbreaking result: they all represent different ways of eating. Amazing. Their website does provide a […]
Continue reading »If we cannot stop COVID-19, can we even look forward to the moment in time when we all survive the disease and, presumably, will have […]
Continue reading »In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that Texas law restricting access to abortion was unconstitutional. If that decision is reversed by […]
Continue reading »Thanksgiving is a great time to go jogging . You can train in clear autumn weather, and the race takes place on a day when […]
Continue reading »Bidets are popular in many places around the world, but for some reason we in the USA are very slow in planting it. Washing your […]
Continue reading »Camping was a great way to spend the summer of the pandemic: you naturally got social distancing, you didn’t need to spend time indoors with […]
Continue reading »With the latest update, the Fitbit Sense watch can now display an electrocardiogram (EKG / EKG). This is similar to the FDA-approved feature the Apple […]
Continue reading »The president said he was “not contagious at all” after spending time in hospital over the COVID-19 case and would like to appear in a […]
Continue reading »The CDC recently updated information on the coronavirus to highlight the “potential for the spread of coronavirus through airborne droplets.” This marks some subtle changes […]
Continue reading »It’s been a hell of a year, and you are not alone if you find that the pandemic has affected your mood. But are you […]
Continue reading »I was surprised not that the president contracted the coronavirus, but that it lasted so long. He doesn’t wear a mask; he is often surrounded […]
Continue reading »A first aid kit is a great place to store grooming tools or toiletries , but despite the name, it’s a terrible place to store […]
Continue reading »Ever since I saw Infection earlier this year, I couldn’t stop thinking about the guy pumping forsythia, the analogue of hydroxychloroquine in this universe. In […]
Continue reading »If you hike a lot or walk in parks, you probably remember what poison ivy looks like, and if not, you should. The flyers are […]
Continue reading »When I run hard, I never tell myself that I’m halfway there. Everything I just did, do I need to do it again ? Useless […]
Continue reading »Recently in Texas, a boy died of an infection that headlines call “the brain-eating amoeba.” Unlike other catchy nicknames for little-known life forms (remember the […]
Continue reading »I was on both sides of the fence. As a runner, I wouldn’t lift weights or do any targeted strength training for months, because who […]
Continue reading »Flu season is approaching and getting a flu shot this year is more important than ever . Ideally, you will receive it by the end […]
Continue reading »We stretch for a variety of reasons: because it feels good, because it’s part of our pre-workout routine, because the muscles are stiff and we […]
Continue reading »Sending children back to face-to-face education during an epidemic is an experiment of unprecedented proportions. The result can be disaster; none of us here will […]
Continue reading »The flu vaccine is more important this year than ever , so if you come across different versions for the first time, some of them […]
Continue reading »The best explanation for why “personalized” products have thrived in recent years is that we love hearing stories about ourselves. I think astrology is a […]
Continue reading »I’ve known for a long time that NSAIDs like ibuprofen can counteract menstrual cramps, but they never seem to work for me. It turns out […]
Continue reading »Mask training is not always fun, but sometimes you have to. If you are potentially going to approach other people while exercising, or if you […]
Continue reading »It’s been over six months since the gyms first closed, and if you still haven’t returned, you’re probably already tired of push-ups and workout instructors […]
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