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Thursday, September 26, 2024

Tired, Achy Eyes

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Are your eyes tired, dry, or achy? A big culprit can be intense use, like too much screen time. Learn ways to find relief. (From NIH News in Health)

Childhood Obesity Awareness Month

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Discover how to help your child reach and maintain a healthy weight. (From NIH’s NIDDK)

Blood Test Predicts 30-year Cardiovascular Disease Risks for Women

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Researchers found that a blood test to measure levels of three compounds could predict a woman’s risk for cardiovascular disease decades later. (From NIH Research Matters)

Preventing Falls and Fractures in Older Adults

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The risk of falling increases with age. Find out what you can do to help prevent falls. (From NIH’s NIA)

Asian-Language Resources for Conditions of the Bones, Joints, Muscles, and Skin

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Check out these health publications in Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese. (From NIH’s NIAMS)

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