Avoid a Germ Free Super Bowl Party Warnings
Dr. Irvin Sulapas of Baylor College of Medicine offers tips to keep a Super Bowl gathering fun and germ free. Emphasizes hand hygiene, sanitizer, washing hands long enough to sing, drink your own drink, cough into elbow, moderation with alcohol, and avoiding double dips to minimize germ transfer.
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Irvin Sulapas
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
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Jazzercise endurance and energy keep communities moving
Jazzercise Cedar Rapids Southwest instructor Wistrick notes the program started in 1969 and remains nonfad, offering 30 to 60 minute workouts blending dance cardio and strength training. Learners often stay seven years. participants like Loretta Welsh praise the supportive, mirrorless atmosphere and empowerment, while urging youth to join.
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Wistrick
Coffee may help you live longer says Stanford study
Stanford researchers report a link between caffeine intake and reduced chronic inflammation in older adults, potentially explaining longer life spans among coffee drinkers. Five cup daily users showed notably lower activity in inflammation gene pathways, though causation was not proven and excessive caffeine risks insomnia. Harvard notes mixed benefits and downsides of coffee consumption.
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Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford
Nature Medicine
Mark Davis
Microbiology
Harvard
University
How to Fight Athlete's Foot
Athlete's foot is a fungal infection often starting between the toes and worsened by sweaty feet in tight shoes. Use OTC antifungal creams or powders daily, keep feet dry, wear breathable socks and shoes, avoid sharing footwear, and seek medical advice if symptoms persist or if diabetes is present.
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