Recent Blogs

  • An older woman with her home care provider.
    Health Care

    What Is Home Health Care?

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    Learn what home health care is, including how it can help with your recovery, chronic conditions and completion of daily tasks.

  • A lady wrapping her arm around someone important to her
    Mental Health

    Checking in With Your Mental Health During the Pandemic

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    Here are some strategies to reduce stress and anxiety, along with symptoms to keep in check.

  • A drinking glass being filled from a tap.
    Public Health

    How Safe is Tap Water?

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    Tap water in America is among the cleanest in the world, but occasionally, temporary changes can affect our water quality. Here’s what you should know.

  • A young boy holding his hand over his mouth.
    Public Health

    The Ins and Outs of Food Poisoning

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    With the right techniques, you can avoid food poisoning and enjoy all your summer cookouts. Here’s what you need to know about food safety.

  • A Small Child in a Swing on a Playground.
    Family and Friends

    Dressing Your Baby for Winter

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    Learn how to properly dress your baby for the winter months, including the number of layers, how to dress indoors and outdoors and more.

  • A Boy and His Father Tend to His Knee After Taking a Spill on a Bicycle
    Health Care

    What Is Silicone Scar Tape?

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    Silicone scar tape is a popular way to reduce the appearance of scars. Here’s everything you need to know about how it works.

  • A Close Up of a Baby Being Spoon Fed
    Health Care

    How Much Sugar Should Babies Have?

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    Babies are sweet — but when it comes to giving your baby a sugary treat, how do you know when it’s just too much?

  • A Woman Checks Her Glucose Monitor
    Health Care

    What is Type 1.5 Diabetes?

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    There’s a type of diabetes that has features of both Type 1 and Type 2. It’s called Type 1.5 diabetes, and if you could be at risk, it’s worth learning more.

  • A mom and daughter read together by flashlight.
    Health Care

    Ten Things You Can Do to Stay Calm During a Storm

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    The next time you get stuck inside during a storm, use your time to rest, declutter and bond with your family.