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… If your teen is severely depressed and has had thoughts of suicide, your pediatrician can help you create a safety plan. This will outline steps for you and your child to take if their symptoms …
… pants and closed-toed shoes to keep bugs from landing on your skin.Bright colors may also create buzz among bees and wasps. Red is safe, as bees don’t see this color. But bees …
… in there, though. They should subside entirely in a few weeks.”For the best chance of success, create a quit plan and build a support system to stay motivated. Consider talking to your healthcare provider …
… your feet. Shoes that are too tight due to swelling can often cut into your skin and create wounds. Plus, those snug shoes restrict circulation, which only serves to increase the problem.Most importantly, if …
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… lining to be seen or a lesson to be learned, ask yourself what it would take to create one and shift your focus in that direction.Keep a gratitude journalKeep a gratitude journal about the …
Getting vaccinated is safer than getting sick. But if you’re traveling abroad, older than 65 or plan to get vaccinated for influenza (flu) and COVID-19, the number of vaccinations you need can feel …
Statistics show that more than 40% of people will be diagnosed with some form of cancer during their lifetime. That’s right: 2 out of 5 people will someday get the medical news nobody wants …
While a manicure can make your nails look colorful and stylish, choosing the right type is more than a cosmetic decision. From prepping the nail bed to applying different mixtures, it’s important to understand …
When you start taking Ozempic®, you may feel hopeful about the results to come. But it’s always important to know about all the possible side effects, including a harmless but sometimes unwelcome effect …
Your bladder is a balloon-like organ that’s tucked away behind your pelvic bone. It’s part of your urinary system, and it collects your urine until the time comes when you have to …
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