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… Without proper blood flow to your brain, your memory may suffer.COVID-19While most people recover from COVID-19 with no issues, around 20% to 30% of people develop “long COVID” symptoms weeks later. These …
You log on and suddenly 12 floating heads are staring at you. Why is there an echo? Are you muted? Someone is trying to share their screen, but you just glanced at your own picture …
… the following viruses hit higher numbers during cold weather months:Influenza (the flu).Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).COVID-19 (coronavirus).COVID-19, in particular, is the latest of these to peak seasonally, and it continues …
When a child has a fear of needles, heading to an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccination or a well-check visit that involves a shot can quickly devolve into a tearful meltdown.How can …
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… They can’t get their first vaccination for COVID-19 until they’re 6 months old.The COVID-19 vaccine can help keep you (and the baby in your life) safe from severe COVID-19 …
… re giving those germs a chance to get in and make you ill. That includes conditions like:COVID-19.Flu.RSV.Common colds.Pink eye.Additionally, the dirt, oils and other gunk on your fingers …
… the term has never been more relevant, especially as we continue grappling with the many ways the COVID-19 pandemic has upended our lives.Psychologist Kia-Rai Prewitt, PhD, delves deeper into this concept, including …
COVID-19’s arrival changed the way we work — and our attitudes about work.If that shiny, new job has lost its luster or you feel like those long hours and the endless stress aren …
Before COVID-19, people kind of disregarded the personal space of others. (Raise your hands, close-talkers and sidlers.) Now that social distancing etiquette is in full effect, we’ve all had to become even …
Newer illnesses like COVID-19 may grab headlines, but old-and-familiar ailments such as influenza, or the flu, remain a serious health concern — a fact that many might learn during the upcoming flu season …
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