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Data from blood donations show Americans w/ COVID-19 antibodies increased from 20.5% to 83.3% after the rollout of #COVID19 vaccines. CDC is learning more about how many people need antibodies before the population can be considered protected. Learn more: https://t.co/YMdOt2DWjq https://t.co/yYjEm8ta6Z

Evidence suggests that eating five servings of #fruits and #vegetables per day is associated with lower risks of many health conditions and even premature death, compared with eating two servings of fruits and vegetables per day. https://t.co/iZG0nLVPr8 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/vb6TfCaFWS

Dragon fruit sprouts from a cactus-like tree and it's full of vitamin C! How to eat one: https://t.co/7CwcqGCVGj

Cleaning up after #Ida? Wear rubber boots, rubber gloves, & goggles to avoid contact with floodwaters. Afterwards, wash your cleanup clothes separate from uncontaminated clothing in hot water & detergent. Learn more: https://t.co/1yVSeKe2gU #PrepYourHealth https://t.co/hE61rbMTCy

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Masks help keep children safe against #COVID19. Everyone, vaccinated or not, including children 2+, should wear masks indoors in public in areas with high numbers of COVID-19 cases. Consider wearing masks in crowded outdoor settings. More: https://t.co/iOQv5OMdKA. https://t.co/MFCfYKyZ5M

After two decades of concern and mounting evidence of its harm to kids, the @US_FDA has banned chlorpyrifos from use on food. But it’s important to remember that chemicals are everywhere and there are other steps parents should take: https://t.co/MdX7EROWd7 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/ZIUzqioOOn

In between the people strongly for and against vaccines are individuals who carry certain fears and concerns. These "in-betweeners" share two things in common: They have their reasons, and they don't want to be called "anti-vaxxers." https://t.co/5rUAh9OQIn https://t.co/KCNHQcfBt0

If you have a disease that suppresses your immune system and you get #COVID19, talk to your doctor about @US_FDA-authorized monoclonal antibody therapy for high-risk patients. It may help you avoid hospitalization. Learn more: https://t.co/hWJHSujEO2. https://t.co/QGT17kcFXD

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Estimates show the Delta variant causing more than 99% of recent #COVID19 cases in the United States. Help protect yourself against Delta & other variants by getting vaccinated. Learn more about variants in your area: https://t.co/Oymzenmv0N. https://t.co/jByDHyQHPV

Is that just a sore shoulder? Or could it be inflamed bursae in your joint? Take a look at the symptoms of bursitis and find out how you can treat the pain. https://t.co/IZc23tb5rs https://t.co/txh5PCdmky

Sept. is Natl Preparedness Month (#NatlPrep). This yr's #PrepYourHealth social media toolkit theme is #BringDownBarriers. Learn ways we can work together to ensure everyone has the opportunity to be as prepared as possible. Available in English & Spanish: https://t.co/WZSd3rXZKf https://t.co/4OUrLMzFvy

Schizophrenia is not a single disease but several hundred different diseases, according to Dr Henry A. Nasrallah. https://t.co/bloaMaGOhC #NeuroPsych21 #PsychTwitter

Many activities can help improve eye-hand coordination, including racquet sports, #swimming, playing catch, bouncing a ball off a wall, or sewing or knitting: https://t.co/iOxodOUefn #HarvardHealth https://t.co/7WW2daYRfe