Coping With Holiday Grief Tips From Mayo Clinic Expert
Mayo Clinic Health System social worker Jessie Wolf offers guidance for coping with grief during holidays. Emphasizes acknowledging emotions, avoiding forced cheer, fostering dialogue, being gentle with oneself, planning backups, memorializing loved ones, and seeking professional help if feelings become unmanageable.
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Seven healthy habits may cut heart failure risk
A study of 8,201 Framingham Offspring participants aged about 59 finds that higher Life's Simple 7 cardiovascular health scores, ranging 1 to 10, are linked to a 23 percent lower risk of developing heart failure per point. The seven habits include blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, activity, diet, weight, and not smoking.
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American Heart Association
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Boston University
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Kids as young as two navigate touch screens study says
A five month 2014 Irish study of 82 parents finds 82 percent own smartphones or tablets and 87 percent allow toddler use. Most kids swipe, some unlock, and two thirds have their own apps. researchers note potential development benefits with guided parental interaction and caution on app type and duration.
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Deirdre Murray
University College Cork
Ireland
Murray
Larry Rosen
California State University-Dominguez
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