Health & Wellness Contents Archive

If someone with #COVID19 symptoms drove or rode in your vehicle, wait as long as possible (at least a few hours) to clean and disinfect. Improve air flow by opening the windows and doors. Wear a mask to reduce your risk. Learn more: https://t.co/7GcWvGIogM. https://t.co/M1feLvZEDD

If you eat berries with breakfast, snack on a banana, and toss some cubed apple or pear in your dinner salad, you can easily meet the recommended amount of fruit for adults, which is 1.5 to 2 cups per day: https://t.co/A0HfcjLan8 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/jGVDp364WK

✅ Smoke-free policies ✅ Smoke-free public places ✅ Smoke-free homes help babies 👶 & children 👦👧 survive and thrive. Here’s how 👉https://t.co/YDW511XN2h #NoTobacco #NewbornHealth https://t.co/TFddFRsYS1

Did you know large doses of stress can make your body’s immune system turn on itself and attack your hair follicles? Lots of worry and anxiety can also pause your hair growth, which makes hair more likely to fall out when you brush. https://t.co/6L6BXxG01b https://t.co/106o6mvfnh

In the 1st month of #COVID19 vaccination, @CDCgov found 66 reports of anaphylaxis: -47 Pfizer/BioNTech (out of 9.9M doses) = 4.7/M -19 Moderna (out of 7.6M doses) = 2.5/M The benefits of vaccination far outweigh the risk of anaphylaxis, which is treatable https://t.co/lGinmEBvaY

Tobacco use or exposure to second-hand smoke during pregnancy increases the risk of 🛑 birth defects 🛑 stillbirths 🛑 preterm births 🛑 infant deaths Smoke-free spaces, both indoors and outdoors, are needed to protect the health of pregnant women 🤱 & children 👦👧. With comprehensive & effective policies 🚭, a ‘smoke-free generation’ is within our reach! #NoTobacco #MaternalHealth #NewbornHealth

Prevent getting or spreading #COVID19 by celebrating #StPatricksDay outdoors, virtually, or with people who live with you. Avoid crowds. Instead, decorate your home or have an outdoor celebration at least 6 ft apart from others. More: https://t.co/PamSx6NqyB. https://t.co/ePcyVIttK6

#COVID19 vaccinations recently started in #Ghana and health workers are celebrating! We have 25 days left to #ACTogether for #VaccinEquity: https://t.co/A5OzBgY9oi https://t.co/aCRZyxbC07

When you have hypothyroidism, you may not realize it at first. The symptoms come on slowly. What to watch for: https://t.co/6fYLuP4rP0 https://t.co/v6ldW44GyC

You're allowed to break these lifting rules https://t.co/hzwob9wbeN

Treatments for #COVID19: What helps, what doesn't, and what's in the pipeline: https://t.co/wOPM4q3r46 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/7AFhvXe7ea

This past year, so many of us have experienced loss – from the loss of our ”normal” time with family and friends to the loss of a loved one. No matter the loss, it’s okay to grieve. #HowRightNow can help. Learn how: https://t.co/ip1hQKkAuW. https://t.co/WO3cHUCIkD

WHO recent research 🔍 shows comprehensive smoke-free policies deliver the maximum impact. Here is why 👉https://t.co/YDW511XN2h #NoTobacco https://t.co/hV1mq5HUOe

A Conversation About #Racism and #StructuralRacism in Medicine & Health Care featuring @LisaCooperMD of @JohnsHopkinsSPH David R. Williams of @HarvardChanSPH @NMHheartdoc of @NUFeinbergMed https://t.co/wAq9XTWBw0

It's normal to forget things from time to time, and it's normal to become more forgetful as you age. But how much forgetfulness is too much? This #HarvardHealth course will show you 7 specific strategies to improve your #memory. https://t.co/mSxewEvXzb https://t.co/wCgVn75Yae