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Shedding Bad Habits and Feeling Good

Most people acquire bad habits in their teens and early adult life. Initially, they open the door to a social life they otherwise may not enjoy. Unfortunately, these same bad

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10 Interesting Facts About Ears & Hearing

Did you know that ears are completely individual, just like fingerprints? Yahoo has even explored technology that could unlock a cell phone when held to the user's ear. Learn this and other interesting, lesser-known facts about ears and hearing. ...
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Important News About Your Immune System

Controversy alert!

If this year has taught us anything, it has been how important it is to be proactive and take charge of your personal health and happiness as much

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Tips to Get the Whole Family Moving at Home

With many families stuck at home juggling working remotely, online learning and trying to keep everyone happy and healthy, it can be easy to let an otherwise active lifestyle fall

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Staying Healthy During Flu & Coronavirus Season

Fall and winter bring changing leaves, snow flurries and, of course, seasonal viruses. It’s normal for children to get sick, but the risk of COVID-19 adds extra anxiety this time

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How Lack of Sleep Causes Cravings — and How to Deal With It

We’ve all been there…

You have a cruddy night of sleep and the whole next day, you want to eat ALL the food…and for some reason, you never actually feel

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#CLEMAMA: Make Time for a Workout

Baby steps still move us forward” is one of my favorite quotes. I think of it a lot because I usually like things to move fast. I’m not

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Positivity During the Pandemic: How Music can Help us Begin to Heal

I just finished watching “Bill and Ted Face the Music.” It is not a great movie, but for a proud member of Generation X like me, it was a fun

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Going Gluten-Free: Living With a Celiac Disease Diagnosis

While gluten sensitivities do exist, celiac disease is different in that it is a lifelong, genetic autoimmune disease triggered in certain individuals by eating gluten. If left untreated, it can severely damage parts of the small intestine. The only way to combat celiac’s effect is by adhering to a strict gluten-free diet for life. We share tips and resources. ...
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Finding Support for High-Risk Families During COVID-19

Despite recovering from cancer, Noah Lifka, 9, is still in the high-risk category. His family shares how others can help families like theirs during the pandemic. read more

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