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Why Do Schoolkids Get Sick So Often?
Every Fall, when parents send their kids off to school, they can be assured of two things. The first thing is that it’s time to buy a lot of school supplies. The second is that the kids are almost guaranteed to come home with the flu or a cold at …

Shopping for Medicare Coverage Doesn’t Need to Be a Headache
Open enrollment for Medicare comes around once per year, making it a high-pressure time for many people looking to shop for coverage. However, it doesn’t need to be a headache. When you know your needs and what kind of coverage you want, then you can navigate open enrollment with ease. …

Dental Work the Easy Way: Dentistry School
A lot of people in the US put off dental work because they’re worried about the potential costs. Whether you have dental insurance or not, dental work often doesn’t come cheap. In fact, not a lot of employer-based health plans cover dental work, leaving many Americans with few options when …
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What Is Medical Tourism? Insurance Facts You Might Not Know
Have you ever heard a friend of yours mention taking a trip to a foreign country in order to have a medical procedure done? If you haven’t, that probably sounds downright unbelievable. How wealthy does someone need to be to get on a plane and fly to a foreign country …

Home Changes You Can Make so the Next Pandemic Isn’t Miserable
If there’s one thing we’ve learned in the past year, it’s that being stuck at home can be seriously damaging to mental health. The toll taken by lengthy lockdowns, important as they were, has left many exhausted and ready to return to normal. It’s nearly impossible to predict when another …

Lead Paint: What You Need to Know About Older Homes
If you live in a home built before 1978, there’s a chance that some of the paint on the walls is lead-based. Back in the day, the dangers associated with lead poisoning weren’t as widely known as they are today. Let’s take a look at what you need to know …

Black Mold: Don’t Let This Fungus Live in Your Home
One of the most dangerous fungi that can take root in your home is called black mold. Known by the scientific name Stachybotrys chartarum, black mold can take up residence in your home’s materials after they are exposed to moisture. Black mold spores primarily take root in materials like sub-flooring, …