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Pee in the toilet, not in the pool! When pee and chlorine mix in the pool, there is less chlorine available to kill germs. https://t.co/hzdAFQzMGN https://t.co/mbdS5dQFNu

Remaining active and engaged in society has a major influence on health in older people.⁣ ⁣ In #Singapore 🇸🇬, SingHealth Community Hospitals aims to keep older people engaged by establishing partnerships between social activities, community services, and its community health team. During #COVID19, this programme has also helped teach older people how to use smartphones, QR codes, Wi-Fi and WhatsApp in order to stay connected.⁣ ⁣ #AWorld4AllAges⁣ ⁣ 📸 WHO / Blink Media - Juliana Tan

Are the existing vaccines protective against all #COVID19 variants of concern? https://t.co/VqhlciB7Pq

One kiwi provides nearly all (about 80%) of an adult's daily vitamin C requirement. It's also a good source of fiber, potassium, and vitamin K. https://t.co/kHJXyeJqI8 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/QkR06VNz4P

Did you know half a cup of cooked cabbage has about a third the vitamin C you need for the day? It also gives you doses of fiber, folate, potassium, magnesium, vitamins A and K, and more. https://t.co/sOmZoD7lBm https://t.co/5mECr5OPKw

"We were all running on vapor at that point." https://t.co/aMGSdEAyRI

As parents, we wish we could be everywhere at once. As the bustle of life returns, it’s important to always keep medicines up and away and out of sight. Visit https://t.co/PimYcdvdXS for more. #MedsUpAway https://t.co/JrzZyyW1ry

Baking soda -- the stuff you probably keep in the back of your fridge to reduce odors -- may also help your kidneys, tamp down acid reflux, and more. https://t.co/tSxOqieJMX https://t.co/xmmjPHdxHi

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About 23% of patients with COVID-19 exhibit persistent or new symptoms more than a month after initial diagnosis. https://t.co/83hwauvMwk

These tarragon chicken salad cups are delicious—and so easy to make: https://t.co/TnsYRfujtl https://t.co/4wD09Wfhxq

Bacterial meningitis may start with a sinus or ear infection or a hard hit to the head, before the bacteria infect the meninges. Without prompt treatment, it can cause brain damage, learning disabilities, and hearing problems and be life-threatening. https://t.co/HbY2gvYJue https://t.co/ph5Gx2KNVt

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Two years after release of treat-to-target guidelines, most patients with LDL >70 mg/dL did not receive therapy intensification, and two thirds continued to test above that level, registry data show. https://t.co/Ef143KlO92 https://t.co/cNolZI4uvA

Experts have some serious concerns. https://t.co/kG2qAiWUPq