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What’s New for Flu This Season

According to Dr. Susan Rehm, of Cleveland Clinic, there are several new features in the types of vaccines that are available this year. read more

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8 Ways to Honor Veterans

By Lauren Sable Freiman

Every day is the perfect time to celebrate and thank the men and women who have protected our country through their military service. As Veterans Day

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Sharing the Journey Together: Caregiver Support Groups

A group of women sit together at the Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center in Cleveland while their loved ones complete their weekly stroke support group session. read more

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Does Your Senior Pet Need to Go Back to School?

If your pet seems to be forgetting something they used to know, should you think “Back to School” for them? The short answer is: probably not. read more

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Help at Home: Choosing the right home care for your aging loved one

Most people want to stay in their homes as they age, including those who are rehabbing from an illness or injury. You may not always be available to ensure an

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Flu Shot, not Nasal Spray, Only Option for this Season

The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted that the live attenuated influenza vaccine nasal spray, commonly known as FluMist, will not be used during the 2016-17 flu season. That means everyone will get their flu vaccine through injection. Here's what you need to know. ...
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Fall Athletes Urged to ‘Lace Up’ for Pediatric Cancer Awareness

Akron Children’s Hospital has launched its “Lace Up 4 Pediatric Cancer” campaign in conjunction with the Go4TheGoal Foundation. Youth athletes and sports teams can get involved by ordering gold shoe laces and designating a game to childhood cancer awareness. ...
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Sobering Facts About Teen Alcohol Abuse

Teens experiment with alcohol for a number of reasons. Some may drink to appear older or because of peer pressure. Others may begin using it because of low self-esteem, depression, anxiety or as a coping mechanism if they are facing challenging situations in their homes or at school. Teens — and their still developing brains — can be especially vulnerable to the dangers of alcohol abuse. ...
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Parent Tip of the Week: Stay Hydrated this Summer

It’s summertime, which means it’s time to get out and enjoy the sunshine. But be warned, with the sun comes the heat. Dehydration can be a serious bummer. Luckily, it’s easily preventable, and you don’t have to stick to just water. ...
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Parent Tip of the Week: 5 Reasons for Eating Right

Eating right is not about adhering to a strict diet, losing weight or depriving yourself of your favorite foods. Here are some reasons to maintain a diet that is good for you, but also has a positive impact on your mood, energy level and outlook. ...
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