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Tips for safe snow shoveling Blog Posts
Snow shoveling can be great winter exercise. But to avoid injury, it's important to do it correctly. Try these tips as you tackle snowy driveways and sidewalks.

Managing irritable bowel syndrome Blog Posts
If you experience regular bowel issues, such as diarrhea, bloating, gas or urgent bowel movements, you may have irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS. Find out if you should get an evaluation.

Pregnancy and respiratory illnesses: Tips to reduce your flu risks Blog Posts
Flu season usually starts in the fall. Learn how the influenza vaccine reduces hospitalization during pregnancy and can protect the baby from the flu after birth.

Water: Essential for your body Blog Posts
Water is essential to keep your body functioning properly. That's why you need eight to 12 cups a day. Here's how to develop healthy water habits.

Breaking the adverse childhood experiences cycle Blog Posts
The early years in a child’s life have a significant effect on his or her future learning, behavior and well-being. Adverse childhood experiences, known as ACEs, create toxic levels of stress th...

Cleaner air: Another layer of protection from airborne particles Blog Posts
Your lungs work hard. Having clean air helps prevent illness and reduces the transmission of airborne viruses. Here are some ideas for improving the air quality in your home.

Upper airway stimulation therapy restores couple's restful nights Blog Posts
Jerry Wojtkiewicz woke up many mornings more tired than when he went to bed because of sleep apnea. Now, he's sleeping well and waking refreshed thanks to upper airway stimulation therapy.

Flu shots and COVID-19 Blog Posts
All the safety measures that prevent COVID-19 also prevent flu. With masking and social distancing requirements relaxed, it's time to get a flu shot to protect yourself and your family from influenza.

Four tips for easing loneliness through connection Blog Posts
Loneliness, a by-product of COVID-19 pandemic isolation, now is considered an epidemic in the U.S. The prescription for easing loneliness? More human connection. These tips can help you reconnect.

Aim for safety in your tree stand Blog Posts
Each year, 3,000 to 4,000 people in the U.S. are injured after falling out of a tree stand. Get practical tips for hunting season prep and while climbing to lower the risk of a significant injury.