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5 Top Methods to Prevent Summer Illness

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When you think of summer, it’s not often that the first thing you think about is getting sick. You’re usually thinking about cookouts, and fireworks, and the beach before you consider summer illness. However, summer illness is a real thing that can take even longer to recover from than during the winter, fall, or spring, and can make you more miserable since you could be doing something else. Let’s talk about some of the best ways you can prevent getting sick during the summer.

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Who (or what) does the most environmental harm?

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When it comes down to environmental harm and climate change, no one singular person is going to prevent it. It will take a global movement of mass proportions to move the needle in the right direction. You can be doing your part as best as you can, living a plastic-free, waste-free lifestyle, but ultimately if society doesn’t embrace these methods as a whole, we will never end up preventing a catastrophic climate change happening on our Earth. That doesn’t mean you should abandon your green methods or give up hope — but it’s important to know that while you may opt to skip the plastic straw, this change is simply not enough.

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COVID-19 Variants: What You Should Know

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With the rollout of multiple COVID-19 vaccines happening quickly across the country and the world, it may seem like very soon we can put the COVID-19 nightmare behind us. Still, during this time where people are eager to get out and start living “normally” once again, it’s important to not let your guard down, given the surge in sudden COVID-19 variations, also known as mutations. We’ll tell you what you should know about COVID-19 variants and what to expect.

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