A history of being consistently active is strongly associated with a reduced risk of severe Covid-19, according to a new study released April 13, 2021.

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Are you constantly checking your phone and refreshing your email? Whether you find yourself scrolling through status updates or disrupted by your coworker in the next cubicle — it can take up to 23 minutes to recover from even the smallest distraction. With all the demands on your time, it can be nearly impossible to stay focused.

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COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new coronavirus, can have a variety of symptoms, ranging from headaches to sore throat to fever and chills to respiratory symptoms like a cough or shortness of breath. Everyone experiences the virus a little differently.

However, what makes COVID-19 different from the flu or a regular cold is one of its cardinal symptoms, the complete loss of taste and/or smell.

The last year has been anything but normal. Our brains perceive a prolonged absence of predictability and reliability as a stressor, which can lead to increased anxiety, disrupted sleep and other undesirable effects.

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Here are some easy-to-follow tips to support great health. Incorporate whatever seems right to do, leave the rest. Remember, even the smallest, positive health change can make a profound impact!

Anxiety is a universal emotional and physical response to danger, stress, uncertainty or change. Anxiety serves a valuable purpose. It tells us to pay attention, be prepared, use precautions and look out for ourselves.

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Did you know that, according to an article in Geriatric Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation, close to 80 percent of elderly people experience foot problems? Ill-fitting footwear is a major cause of those problems.

Here is some information that will help you understand the common problems that seniors experience with their footwear. You'll learn what features to look for in a pair of shoes and get practical tips that can make your shopping easier.

The coronavirus pandemic has turned life upside down for just about everyone, preventing people throughout the world from working, socializing, and performing everyday activities.

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As the chaos over the Coronavirus pandemic takes over the headlines, social media, our inboxes, and the conversations we have with loved ones, anxiety can become overwhelming. It’s important to take a step back and learn how we can relieve anxiety over things we cannot control.

Test your knowledge about this vital annual vaccine.

True or False:

• If you received a flu shot last year, you don’t need to get another one
• Everyone should get a flu shot
• A flu shot is the only way to protect yourself against the flu

With the coronavirus infecting nursing homes across the country at an alarming rate, many families are wondering whether their loved ones would be better off at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

First, weigh the person's unique needs and your ability to provide support.

Although social distancing may reduce the risk that older adults face from the coronavirus, it can leave seniors vulnerable to social isolation. Feelings of loneliness and social isolation in seniors are linked to depression, declining physical health, and increased stress and cognitive changes. Conversely, seniors who are socially active receive many physical and emotional benefits.