Expert Stresses Keeping Hydrated During Heat Wave
With hot weather comes the danger of becoming dehydrated. For some people, by the time they tank back up it might be too late.
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With hot weather comes the danger of becoming dehydrated. For some people, by the time they tank back up it might be too late.
What if you could help improve your vision while you're sleeping? There's a new option that's not as drastic or permanent as surgery and it can even help kids.
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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is the area's largest health employer with more than 60,000 employees.
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Whole foods is recalling one of its cheeses after several people were sickened and at least one killed.
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It's all fun in the sun until the hassle of sunscreen.
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