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Despite affecting half a million people annually, the science of #Lyme disease is still emerging. Join us for a free #webinar with Kristen Honey š and her team from @HHSgov on patient-centered government initiatives that seek insights into the questions of #Lyme . bit.ly/49NDD8Z
How giving thanks can make you happier. Time to winterize your heart health. Tips for back pain relief. And red flags on safe driving. These featured stories and more from Harvard Health Publishing. #HarvardHealth bit.ly/49JB9sn
Candy as good as cough drops: Hard candies can soothe your throat just as well as cough drops, and they may even help reduce coughing. #HarvardHealth
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Sleep and coordination: Not getting enough sleep can be as bad for hand-eye coordination and reaction time as being drunk. #HarvardHealth
Smile science: Smile at the first ten people you encounter today. The facial expression will make you feel happier and is likely to spread from you to those around you. #HarvardHealth
Best way to wake your teen: Make sure your teen gets lots of bright light in the morning. Nothing beats bright light when itās time to tell the brain to wake up. #HarvardHealth
Despite affecting half a million people annually, the science of #Lyme disease is still emerging. Join us for a free #webinar with Kristen Honey š and her team from @HHSgov on patient-centered government initiatives that seek insights into the questions of #Lyme . bit.ly/45Z0QC9
Laughter can lower stress: Laughter can reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol and boost levels of mood-lifting endorphins. #HavardHealth
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Viruses cause most stomach bugs: Most āstomach bugsā are caused by viruses, so antibiotics wonāt help. The number one goal is avoiding dehydration by getting enough fluids. #HarvardHealth
What causes internal and external hemorrhoids and simple ways to treat them. #HarvardHealth
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Is your food cooked enough?: Donāt count on color to tell when meat is fully cooked. A meat thermometer is the best way to be sure. #HarvardHealth
Reduce internal strife: Openly communicate. When something or someone is bothering you, get it off your chest and talk about it. #HarvardHealth
The connection between exercise and inflammation has intrigued scientists for more than a century. New research offers a clue. #HarvardHealth bit.ly/3u5sqjZ
Headache diary: Keeping a headache diary (when headaches happen and possible triggers) can help you and your doctor understand and treat your headaches. #HarvardHealth
Despite affecting half a million people annually, the science of #Lyme disease is still emerging. Join us for a free #webinar with Kristen Honey š and her team from @HHSgov on patient-centered government initiatives that seek insights into the questions of #Lyme . bit.ly/46SFLud