Signs You’re Low on Vitamin B12

As you age, your body may not absorb B12 as easily as it used to -- and that can lead to anemia and other problems. Watch for these symptoms.

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13 Ways You Might Be Hurting Your Eyes

From staring at your phone and skipping sunglasses to simply rubbing your eyes, you could be harming your eyesight without realizing it.

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How to Make Your Staycation Feel Like a Getaway

Your next staycation shouldn't be just time to catch up on errands. Here's how to make sure it feels like a true break.

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