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Breathing through your nose is far better for you, but depending on your anatomy, that may not always be possible
Stay safe while celebrating by using legal fireworks, keeping a safe distance and disposing of them properly
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The tickling response may be more about protection than enjoyment
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Mineral sunscreens have a heavier texture to create a physical barrier, while chemical sunscreens are lighter and use a chemical reaction to prevent UV damage
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This persistent myth isn’t true and can actually cause more pain than relief
Using blunt-tipped tweezers, pull the critter up gently to remove it from your kid’s skin and then bag it to take to a healthcare provider for identification
Poisons are inhaled, ingested or absorbed by your skin, while venoms are delivered by bites and stings
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