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Timely Advice: Slow Medicine, Better Care

The concept of Slow Medicine is about learning to slow down when a loved one is in the later stages of life, typically age 80 and beyond. Taking more time for reflection, asking questions, having conversations with family and friends, and researching to help understand options and potential outcomes, is important before making decisions.   ...
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How Much is Too Much Tech Time?

We should practice good habits that keep us from wasting time online while still taking advantage of all of its benefits. Racking up too much screen time can be detrimental to your productivity and can hurt your real-world social interactions. A daily glass of wine can be good for your health; a bottle a day can be bad. ...
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The Power of a Properly Prepared Will

Carefully drafted powers of attorney, trusts, transfer-on-death affidavits and other documents can help you avoid probate and protect you and your family from problems that may occur, both now and after your death. ...
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The Root Cause of Gray Hair? Stress

Going gray, or already almost there? Age certainly has a lot to do with it, but did you know you may be able to de-accelerate your slide into the category of those who need monthly trips to the colorist and those who go au natural? ...
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Black Artists Embracing & Challenging Art History on Display at Museum

The exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art places Black American art and artists at the center of discussions about the relevance of art history to contemporary practice. ...
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Lost Pet? Don’t Fall for a Scammer

While most people online may have sincere intentions of reconnecting pets with their owners, scammers will always use an emotional situation to their advantage. Missing pets are no exception. ...
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Rock Hall Celebrates NBA All-Star Weekend with New Exhibit

From Cab Calloway’s Zoot Suit and will.i.am’s “Let’s Get It Started” All-Star promo outfit to Chuck D’s Air Jordans and players’ favorite songs, explore the cultural impact of the sport, the swagger behind athletes and artists, and the power of rock & roll. ...
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Brain Games with Letters

Consider a different brain health resolution for each month of 2022. By concentrating on one area for an entire month then moving on to a new one, you can learn the areas that are essential for maximizing recall and the process may help to identify your weakest link. ...
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