The Coupon Queen on Eco Friendly Gift Wrapping
Couponing column offers thrifty holiday wrap ideas that cut waste. Reuse newspaper and maps, use fabric or kraft paper, decorate with natural accents, and repurpose jars and bags. Practical tips include storing supplies for reuse and avoiding glittery foil.
Scientist and new mom studies infections and vaccines
Dr Zerelda Esquer Garrigos, assistant professor at University of Mississippi Medical Center, co directs Transplant Infectious Diseases Program with Dr Prakhar Vijayvargiya. Parent to newborn Rohan, she treats infections in immunocompromised patients, emphasizes hand hygiene, vaccines, and masking to protect family.
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Challenging video games may aid brain health study
Two Binghamton University experts say engaging in varied, challenging mental tasks can slow cognitive decline. They note that games like Tetris Rise of Nations and Super Mario 64 have been linked to brain improvements, with different tasks strengthening different functions. Encouraging task variety and level progression helps maintain cognition.
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