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Foot Care for Nurses

Twelve-hour shifts. Miles of hallways. Shoes that feel fine at 7 a.m. and downright traitorous by 3 p.m. For nurses, long hours on your feet come with the job -- and yet foot care is often the last thing on the self-care checklist. If your feet are aching, blistered,...

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Firefighting in Winter

Firefighters don’t get a snow day. While most of us are bundling up and staying indoors, fire crews are battling blizzards, icy roads, and sub-zero temperatures -- even while fires burn hot and fast inside buildings. Snow, sleet, hail, and bitter cold don’t just make...

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How to Dispose of Batteries

Batteries power so much of our daily lives -- phones, flashlights, toys, tools -- and yet when they die, most of us don’t give them a second thought. Trash can? Recycling bin? Junk drawer, forever? The truth is that improper battery disposal can be dangerous for the...

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Cool Ways to Beat the Winter Blues

If winter has you craving sunshine, energy, and a little spark of joy, you’re not alone. The good news? Beating the winter blues doesn’t require a plane ticket or a tropical forecast -- just a few creative, mood-boosting ideas that bring warmth, fun, and fresh energy...

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Types of Headlights

Whether you’re driving down a dark back road, navigating a rain-soaked highway, or flashing your brights to warn another driver, your headlights are doing far more than simply lighting the way. They’re keeping you safe, visible and aware of everything ahead. From...

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Hazards in Older Homes

While older homes are known for their craftsmanship and character, they often require extra attention when it comes to safety. Understanding potential hazards -- from lead paint to carbon monoxide -- can help you take the right steps to maintain a safe and healthy...

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