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10 Things To Know About 2017-2018 Flu Shots
Posted on: September 06, 2017
The flu season is soon to be upon us and I hate to be so prescriptive but when it comes to influenza I feel like I have to be. I immunize my entire family and I think you should, too. Hard to believe, but with our children going back to school and swapping snot around […]

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  One out of every three homes with children in the U.S. has a firearm. Many of these guns are kept unlocked or loaded. Children and teens are at the greatest risk of... cont.
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  One of our jobs as parents and caregivers is to help kids make healthy choices so that they stay well now and grow into healthy adults. The best way to do this is to teach by... cont.