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.@Fitbit's popular features are coming to Wear OS! Track your health progress throughout the day, stay motivated with on-wrist celebrations and more. For all the details: https://t.co/e2p4lqogDR https://t.co/a9n3arzmE7

#VaxFact: You can get a #COVID19 vaccine if you are trying to become pregnant or want to get pregnant. There is currently no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, cause fertility problems. Learn more: https://t.co/pBVlI6STf8. https://t.co/qyPTDtJP1A

It’s a myth that the vitamin C in lemons and limes will prevent a cold. But you do need it to keep your immune system running at peak levels. Taking it at the first sign of the sniffles may help you feel better faster. 🍋 https://t.co/cRIwLl0q1U https://t.co/T8B9iTVyIm

#SelfCare is vital to help adolescents stay physically & mentally well. @PMNCH, @UNICEF & WHO have developed a video to show how young people can maintain #MentalHealth during the #COVID19 pandemic. 👀Take a look! https://t.co/aYourjtyPP

Have you found ways to adapt and cope during the pandemic? You are #NotAlone. Millions of us have had to find new routines and ways to ease our stress, worry or sadness. Find ideas for what could help at #HowRightNow: https://t.co/7D2yJzYWRk. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthActionDay https://t.co/VxvtujwWhS

Laws & policies can contribute to protecting adolescents’ #MentalHealth incl - laws relating to education - the criminalization of child marriage - forced labour - trafficking - sexual abuse - exploitation of children - the decriminalization of suicide 👉https://t.co/gtAK7WeQC7 https://t.co/9ViqEYqI43

In some cases, blood clots can happen with very few symptoms or none at all. Important signs to keep an eye out for: https://t.co/HxN0lbCJM1 https://t.co/ggvzYKsayP

Blame your aging eyes. Much like our joints, our eyes undergo age-related changes. While eye problems can affect people of any age, some conditions become more common after age 40: https://t.co/nK5r2YQPpB #HarvardHealth https://t.co/D2LrsuUJ4m

"I don't know anyone that gets as much happiness out of their kids as we get out of our non-kids." https://t.co/QclFUwBWd2

#DYK? CDC’s COVID Data Tracker now displays case, death, and testing data on the same page, along with levels of community transmission. Easily compare states and territories to understand how the #COVID19 situation in your community differs from others: https://t.co/4dgsRDM4vy. https://t.co/rbepZXKfYU

Based on evidence that younger people are being diagnosed with colon cancer and would benefit from screening, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is moving the recommended age for colon cancer screening from 50 to age 45. https://t.co/4PXSByiwJt https://t.co/XIxciLAPgf

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Cardiac surgeon James Gammie joins the Johns Hopkins faculty as co-director of the Heart and Vascular Institute, bringing with him extensive experience in innovation and outcomes research, and expertise in mitral valve repair.

Whatever the cause, the problem is a steady trickle of mucus from the back of the sinuses that irritates the throat and nagging cough or other symptoms: https://t.co/7vel30MGuO #HarvardHealth https://t.co/Pexn3fU2Wb