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Community Immunity
… But a measles outbreak in 2005 was traced to one unvaccinated U.S. resident infected during a visit to Europe. The returning traveler infected American children who hadn’t been vaccinated …
Noise Complaints
… help reduce tinnitus. To search for studies you can join to help advance tinnitus research, visit clinicaltrials.gov . …
Taking the Pedal Off the Metal
… things done without leaving the house have also boomed recently. Grocery delivery, telehealth visits, and online social hours can reduce the need to drive every day. Online options can’t—and …
Mind Your Mouth
… getting older doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get gum disease. Daily dental care and regular visits to your dentist can reduce your risk of gum disease. Smoking greatly increases your risk …
You’re Never Too Old
… … , a mini exercise guide, shows you how you can be active anytime, anywhere. To learn more, visit the … Go4Life … website. You’ll find exercises, success stories and tips to help you stay …
Spotlight on Brain Tumors
… seek treatment at a nearby cancer center, if possible. To look for a cancer center near you, visit www.cancer.gov/research/nci-role/cancer-centers . …
The Problem That Piles Up
… people get rid of clutter. To find more resources for this and other mental health issues, visit www.nimh.nih.gov/health/find-help . …
Seeking Allergy Relief
… trigger symptoms that last all year. If your symptoms become persistent and bothersome, visit your family physician or an allergist. They can test for allergy sensitivities by using a …
Decoding Dyslexia
… or vision problems, that may underlie reading problems. An evaluation for dyslexia may involve visits to specialists such as speech-language pathologists, psychologists, or a reading or …
Stopping Middle-Age Spread
… is to maintain an active lifestyle,” de Cabo says. “Try to incorporate daily walks or daily visits to the gym. If you have an office job, get a standup desk, so you spend a few hours a day …
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