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(StatePoint) When it comes to learning history, there is something about the act of walking around a historical site that will drive a lesson home in a way that is nearly impossible to replicate with films, books and other media.
(BPT) - Picture living with severe pelvic pain so intense that it interferes with your work, school, time with family, daily life — pain that worsens every month, accompanied by heavy bleeding, fatigue and symptoms that ripple through every aspect of your day. You know something is wrong. Ye…
(BPT) - Have you ever bought milk and by the time you are ready to use it a few days or even a week later, it has expired? Your family can enjoy this delicious, nutrient-rich drink in a more convenient form. The next time you're at the grocery store, skip the refrigerated section and head to…
(StatePoint) What Americans want in their smartphone is changing rapidly, new research reveals.
(NewsUSA) - Making the nursery and other children’s spaces safe, healthy, and beautiful is every parent’s goal. Strong and natural, American Hardwoods™ can help achieve it: from the reassuring solidity of a crib to the cozy ease of bunk beds, from the satisfying feel of carved toys to the ch…
(BookTrib) - “Lowdown” by Anthony Schneider
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(StatePoint) Early experiences during the prenatal period and first three years after birth shape brain development and the development of all other systems in the body — with substantial effects on learning, behavior, and physical and mental health. Unfortunately, there is a great discrepan…
(NewsUSA) - Want a home exterior that looks distinctive, contemporary, and inviting yet stands up reliably to real-world conditions? As an architectural material, cypress slats deliver a rare balance of great looks and lasting performance, bringing rhythm, shade, privacy, and an airy lightne…
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(BPT) - For millions of people living with major depressive disorder, finding an effective treatment can feel like a never-ending process of trial and error — with no guarantee of relief. Although depression is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, the most common first-line app…
(BPT) - Power isn't a luxury anymore. It's the thread that holds modern life together. This reality becomes especially clear during extreme weather events, like the severe snowstorms currently impacting Texas and large parts of the U.S., where millions of households face sudden and prolonged…
(BPT) - By Kyla P. Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS
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(NAPSI)—If you have dental insurance, you’re already investing in your oral health. But are you getting full value from your plan? With some time and strategy, you can make the most of your coverage, avoid unexpected costs, and keep your smile looking great.
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(BPT) - When it comes to healthcare, a new year often means a clean slate. The to-do list of annual appointments and check-ups starts afresh, prescriptions may need to be renewed and the insurance deductible resets. If you made changes to your health plan during the open enrollment period, t…
(StatePoint) El permiso por motivos médicos y familiares remunerado (PFML) y el permiso por enfermedad remunerado ayudan a los trabajadores a mantener sus medios de vida mientras se cuidan a sí mismos y a sus familias. Y ahora, varios estados del sur han comenzado a ampliar el acceso de los …
(NAPSI)—An estimated 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease.1 During January, recognized as Thyroid Awareness Month, YARAL Pharma is raising awareness of thyroid disease, particularly hypothyroidism, a condition in which the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormo…
(BPT) - Is boosting your career one of your New Year's resolutions? If you're seeking ways to stand out and improve your productivity on the job, there are several effective strategies and tools that can help you work better, making the best use of your time and energy so you can succeed at …
(BPT) - Winter can mean cozy moments and festive cheer, but it can mean respiratory illnesses, like flu, RSV and COVID-19, are circulating, too. If you're feeling sick, especially if you're at higher risk for serious illness, getting health care promptly is important, since timely treatment …
(NAPSI)—La Cruz Roja Americana ha declarado una grave escasez de sangre después de que el suministro nacional cayera aproximadamente un 35% en el último mes, una crisis agravada por un aumento en los casos de influenza y tormentas invernales que interrumpen las campañas de donación de sangr…
(NAPSI)—The American Red Cross has declared a severe blood shortage after the national supply fell by about 35% in the past month—a crisis fueled by a surge in flu cases and winter storms disrupting blood drives. Hospitals already strained by flu-related admissions are now being forced to tr…
(BPT) - Spring break is a time when many teens look forward to fun and relaxation. It can also be a time for experimenting with substances and other risky behaviors. As a parent or caregiver, make time to have meaningful conversations with your teen about substance use and their mental healt…
(NewsUSA) - The new captains of China’s growing space industry are riding the new wave of a hybrid technology ecosystem that combines the size and infrastructure of large, state-owned space-oriented businesses and the nimble innovation of startups, according to a new report from the Special …
(Lexia) - As the infants and toddlers of the COVID-19 pandemic era enter kindergarten, many educators report unique challenges in this cohort, according to results of a survey conducted by Lexia, a leader in science of reading-based literacy solutions.
(BPT) - Imagine seeing multiple doctors for multiple symptoms — from joint instability, debilitating fatigue and chronic pain to digestive issues, migraines, even heart problems — only to be told your blood tests came back normal, or your symptoms are unrelated. Many patients are then referr…
(StatePoint) Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) and paid sick leave help workers maintain their livelihoods while taking care of themselves and their families. And now, several states in the South have begun to expand worker access to these critical benefits.
(BPT) - A newborn's heart will grow roughly 15 times larger in volume by the time adulthood is reached — a remarkable transformation that presents an extraordinary challenge for pediatric heart surgeons treating congenital defects such as aortic and pulmonary valve disease.
(NAPSI)—El clima invernal está en camino, y el Instituto de Equipos Eléctricos para Exteriores (OPEI) alienta a los propietarios de hogares y negocios a revisar los consejos de seguridad y preparar sus quitanieves, a menudo denominados sopladores de nieve, y otros equipos de invierno antes d…
(BPT) - Excited to gather with fellow football fans for the big game? You can score big with your guests — without too much fuss — by choosing premium products that turn a ho-hum cheese plate into a delectable charcuterie board, transforming so-so game day appetizers into a chef's kiss-worth…
(BPT) - Although they live in different states and have never met, Michael and Andrew have a lot in common. Both boys love to immerse themselves in their favorite subjects — trains for Michael and penguins for Andrew — and they are both dealing with critical illnesses. And thanks to Make-A-W…
(StatePoint) Looking to stretch your dollar further in 2026? Here’s how your family can get more bang for your buck on the items and services you use most:
(StatePoint) Vivir hasta los 100 años puede parecer extraordinario, pero las investigaciones sugieren que es más alcanzable –y disfrutable– de lo que mucha gente piensa. Los estudios muestran que la mayoría de los centenarios califican su salud como buena, y que un gran número de personas de…
(BPT) - The workplace of the future will look vastly different from today's workplace. The impact of AI is just beginning to be felt, and experts agree jobs will continue evolving, with many new jobs being created that can't be anticipated today.
By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida
(BPT) - Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) once meant a slow, irreversible loss of vision, and many people still believe that's true. But the AMD of today isn't the AMD of a generation ago. Advances in early detection and new treatments have transformed what was once an inevitable march …
(BPT) - By Dr. Ali Khan, chief medical officer for Aetna® Medicare and practicing board-certified internist
(StatePoint) January is a natural time for reset, especially when it comes to budgets and better-for-you habits. With cold and flu season still in full swing, it’s also a time when many people start thinking about how to stay healthy without spending more than they planned.
(StatePoint) Kentucky’s bourbon legacy draws millions of visitors to area bars and distilleries each year. But those looking for booze-free options need not worry, Bourbon country is for everyone, whether they plan to indulge or not.
(BPT) - For more than a century, anesthesiologists have driven transformative advances in surgery, patient safety, critical care and pain management, shaping how medical care is delivered at life's most critical moments.
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(BPT) - If you are among the 50% of American adults who want to lose weight, a new year presents an opportunity to reset and focus on your health. The key — and the challenge — is making new health-promoting habits, like eating a healthier diet or committing to an exercise routine stick.