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Antibiotics Are Still Being Overused
Before you call the doctor and ask for a prescription for an antibiotic for yourself or your child, consider whether it is actually needed.
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The Perils of Changing Work Schedules
Young warehouse, factory and fast food workers often have wildly varying shifts. This affects not only their sleep, but their future health.
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Toxins in the Garage Linked to Risk of Lou Gehrig's Disease
ALS risk is higher in homes with attached garages that allow fumes from paints, gasoline-powered tools, and pesticides to enter your home.
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Common Chemicals Contribute to Neurological Disorders
Chemicals in disinfectants and flame retardants can damage cells protecting neurons and lead to conditions like MS. Kids are vulnerable.
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Our Brains Are Growing
Over the past 40 years our brains have gotten bigger, and that's potentially a very good thing. It could even reduce the impact of dementia.
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How to Watch the Solar Eclipse -- Safely
Of course you want to see the eclipse, but an unprotected glance can scar your eyes. You need a solar viewer from a reputable source.
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The Air Kids Breathe
Air pollution from cars and industries raises a child's risk of asthma. In certain neighborhoods this often starts before a child is three.
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Do You Know the Numbers that Predict Heart Health?
Blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels are clues to cardiovascular health and easy to check, but too few know what they are.
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'Emergency' or Not, Covid Is Still Killing People. Here’s What Doctors Advise to Stay Safe
Covid is not over. The number of people dying is down, but public spaces and offices still pose risks. Consider masking when you easily can.
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Plastics' High Health and Economic Costs
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in plastics can trigger medical problems like diabetes and an estimated $250 billion in healthcare expenses.
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