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Forget jalapeno poppers, these pickle poppers are going to be your new favorite party appetizer! Don't worry, we've still got jalapenos in th...
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Women diagnosed with breast cancer who had regular screening mammograms every year were less likely to have late-stage cancer and had higher ...
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“Low Sensory Sundays” is a sensory inclusion certification to provide needs and support to guests with autism, dementia, PTSD, and other simi...
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Changes in your child’s personality can leave you wondering, “does my child need therapy?” Sometimes these changes become prominent because o...
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National Toasted Marshmallow Day on August 30 celebrates one of America's favorite fire-roasted treats. Grab a few long sticks and a bag of m...
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Snacking can be good for you and your kids when you choose the right foods. Here are some ideas • Plain Greek yogurt with berries • H...
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Kids between ages 3 and 5 typically may be interested in eating and mealtime one day and not the next. Many young children seem to be picky e...
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Whether they are your children, grandkids, or nephews and nieces the little ones in your life can be great workout partners. Not only can you...
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They say that laughter is the best medicine, but it could be a good parenting tool too, according to a new study led by researchers from Penn...
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Don't miss out on this fun workshop to practice or learn your Cumbia Dance skills Sunday August 25, 2024. Singles and couple’s welcome. Event...
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Scientists have been exploring the impact of our environment on our health for decades. In her book Healing Spaces: The Science of Place and ...
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As we gear up for fall, taking a little time to clean out clutter in your home can help you feel energized and ready for a new season. Here a...
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Dietary supplements are exactly that—they are meant to boost an already healthy lifestyle. However, in terms of optimizing your health and we...
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With kids heading back to school and the end of summer in sight, it is a great time to begin a new meal planning effort. Here are a few tips ...
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Research says that 50% of gym starters quit within the first 6 months, here are two tips to keep you motivated to get more exercise. 1. Use T...
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A team led by Professor Jacqueline Blissett in the School of Psychology and Aston Institute of Health and Neurodevelopment (IHN) at Aston ...
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Sizzle, sizzle. It’s time for fajitas! This delectable Tex-Mex dish offers plenty of reasons for the mouth to water. Juicy, marinated meat, f...
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Breast exams and mammograms are two of the most feared screening procedures in the OBGYN field; however, these screenings are necessary to he...
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National Authenticity Day is celebrated on August 16 every year. This is the day of recognition of the power of authenticity, a term that goe...
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Research supports the claims that these supplements can support women’s breath health: • Vitamin D Women with low vitamin D levels may be at ...
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Veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, kale, and cabbage are high in vitamins A and C. These are antioxidants that may help offset the toxins an...
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Women who get regular exercise or some form of physical activity have a lower risk of breast cancer than women who don’t exercise. Overall, w...
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A new study on live tissue cells is the first to reveal how channels that allow sodium to enter breast cancer cells enable tumors to grow and...
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The International Museum of Art and The Frontera Land Alliance are partnering to host Castner Range: From First People to Forever. This show ...
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Depression and anxiety affect both men and women, but men often exhibit different symptoms or may not recognize their emotional distress. Acc...
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A day for all those who love to read, National Book Lovers Day encourages you to find your favorite reading place, a good book (whether it be...
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• Lycopene, 15 mg, 2 times per day, is an antioxidant found in tomatoes and watermelon. Researchers think it may help prevent prostate cancer...
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A healthy diet is about balancing different foods that are tasty as well as nutritious. Physicians advise that men eating a well-balanced hea...
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Being physically active can help fight prostate cancer, prevent recurrence, and help with treatment side effect management. When most men...
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The Stockholm3 blood test, developed by researchers at Karolinska Institutet, is equally effective at detecting prostate cancer in different ...
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