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Peripheral Artery Disease: Leg Pains Could be an Early Sign of Heart Attack or Stroke - Peripheral arterial disease (or PAD) is an under-the-radar disease affecting approximately eight to 12 million Americans.
Libby Author Publishes Historic Adventure for Young Readers: A White Wolf and the Big Burn of 1910 - "A White Wolf and the Big Burn of 1910" is a coming-of-age story is a page-turner with plenty of excitement to keep the interest of even reluctant readers.
Pet Sitting: The Right Gig for Seniors? - Eleanor, 72, has a gig pet sitting. She no longer has her own pets, but she loves taking care of others' animals. Her next job takes her to Maui for two weeks.
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My Hunting Wardrobe: What Ever Happened to $5 Pants? - When I first started hunting, my budget was so tight, it squeaked. The Army Surplus seemed like a good place to start building my hunting wardrobe. 
3 Ways Physical Therapists Can Help Manage Long COVID - Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. adults who've had COVID-19 experience new or lingering symptoms. Physical therapists can help manage long COVID symptoms.
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It’s Not Hoarding if You Have Cool Stuff - "My floor-to-ceiling piles of books and records must make me seem like one of those eccentrics on the TV show Hoarders. But as my daughter likes to point out, 'It isn’t hoarding if you have cool stuff.'” 
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Give Yourself Priority in the New Year - Give yourself priority in 2023, beginning with caring for your health. Exercise is not only beneficial for physical your health, but for your mental health too.
Christmas Tree Memories: The Homemade Tree - Of all my Christmas tree memories, the most memorable had no lights or bright Christmas balls, but was decorated with homemade objects and covered with shimmering tinsel.
Adaptive Clothing Takes the Stress Out of Dressing - Adaptive clothing incorporates discreet design features to make dressing and undressing easier, while still having the outward appearance of typical clothing.
RESTORE-ing Christmas - Christmas shopping stresses me out. I feel pressure to find the right gift and sometimes resort to just grabbing something to get it over with.
Publisher Letter: Tell Me a Story - According to a recent News Media Alliance report, 82 percent of news media consumers trust print ads over digital.
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Comfy Corn Chowder - This comfy corn chowder, though not exactly healthy, is a fun comfort food. Children and adults alike love it.
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Advances in Glaucoma Treatments - Exciting developments in eye disease research will likely lead to new glaucoma treatments that will make managing the disease increasingly easier and safer.
Dan Hendricks: Improv Minister of Peace and Joy for Seniors - When words fail, Pastor Dan Hendricks counts on music to communicate with seniors when he walks into an assisted living center or hospice situation. 
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Cleve Smith Stocking Up on Gold - Cleve Smith stores a unique type of gold in glass jars and plastic bottles in his freezer for winter.
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Hands On Global: Offering Hope and Healing to Refugees - Hands On Global is the only non-government organization at shelters providing medical care in Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
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Curling: The Latest Craze on Ice - A new craze has folks flocking to the ice in Idaho—curling.
Macabre Humor Keeps Crowds Coming to Hoover’s House of Horrors - Mick Hoover's House of Horrors Halloween extravaganza—creepy scenes he designs using extravagant motion-activated and animatronic props—takes months to plan, days to set up, and it frightens visitors only a few hours on Halloween night. 
