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5 physical benefits of gardening
Family

5 physical benefits of gardening as a family

Gardening can help keep the whole family in shape and put the kids on a path to healthy eating.

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Heart & Vascular

Swollen legs? 7 questions to ask yourself (Better yet: Ask your doctor!)

Swollen legs should never be ignored. Causes range from the everyday to the deadly. An evaluation by a specialized vein center can help pinpoint the problem.

Family

Do children need a multivitamin?

Why a daily multivitamin is probably a waste of money — and what you should be giving your kids instead.

Ear, Nose & Throat

New study shows promise for smell and taste recovery post-COVID

In a recent analysis of 3,699 COVID-19 patients, data showed that 96% recovered their sense of smell by 180 days after infection.

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