No, you should wait to get vaccinated if you've tested positive for #COVID19 or had symptoms during the past 10 days. You can get vaccinated 10 days after the start of symptoms, or 10 days after a positive test result if you haven't had symptoms. More: https://t.co/5Ja6j8Gyxe. https://t.co/HoHxIB90Gg
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As the holiday season approaches, here's how we can celebrate while keeping ourselves and our loved ones safe - tips from @doctorsoumya, @mvankerkhove & @DrMikeRyan https://t.co/A66AF6Y7WF https://t.co/WgiaRMJe0D
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Sleep less than 6 hours a night? You’re more likely to get heart disease. Doctors aren’t sure how it works, but they know lack of sleep raises blood pressure, increases your stress level, and boosts adrenaline -- all of which can take a toll on your heart. https://t.co/SFPNlpxckQ https://t.co/oYhSKDzJqU
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If you think you’re fully protected against severe COVID illness because you’ve already had COVID, think again. Get your free COVID vaccine for protection against variants like Delta and Omicron. Find vaccines near you at https://t.co/jDq2UIHFmT. #WeCanDoThis https://t.co/7mJrdJJXQD
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Sperm quality is impaired for months in some men after COVID-19, researchers have found. https://t.co/IbZthrEp2m https://t.co/f7W0RJnWll
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Help stop the spread of misinformation. Tap into credible sources to help bust myths and learn the facts about #COVID19 vaccines. More: https://t.co/c3T9VAF5Ce. https://t.co/LHB8VvXC99
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Too much sitting and too little exercise, among other things, can irritate and inflame your sciatic nerve -- causing hip pain. https://t.co/j0AEFf4T1J https://t.co/uyJcIy9sVD
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Omicron multiplies faster in airways, slower in lungs. https://t.co/S73vOZm27l https://t.co/UJdI4ZLSKY
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(Dec 23, 2021 07:29)
New Rulebook. New stages of competition. New ways to submit Open scores. New focus on the Affiliate Cup. https://t.co/9QsBqfzLGB
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Medications that suppress the central nervous system are among those most likely to contribute to falling, as they reduce alertness and cause slower reactions and movements. https://t.co/8dORnXJRZZ #HarvardHealth https://t.co/cceCfR4zwo
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For some people, having a disability means being more at risk from illness, so getting a vaccine is very important. And it can also mean getting tips and tricks to help you overcome your concerns. Families and providers can help. Learn more: https://t.co/4IwnsIgYA5. https://t.co/ZZgkQb2wOC
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Foods can help tame stress in several ways. Comfort foods, like a bowl of warm oatmeal, boost levels of serotonin, a calming brain chemical. https://t.co/wZbi7Wwdj9 https://t.co/U3UKlzsIVi
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(Dec 23, 2021 06:38)
Jeff Cavaliere of Athlean-X shows off bodyweight moves he uses to develop his arm muscles. https://t.co/05XiMPdiD2
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True or false? Electric #toothbrushes are often more effective than manual ones... https://t.co/7g1cGIY0Kv #HarvardHealth https://t.co/nZ5JHxalfL
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Severe GI involvement can be common in children who have had COVID-19, new study shows. https://t.co/P93FCfCOsZ
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