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We communicate with our friends, our families and our coworkers via email and Facebook, and apparently, most Americans also wish that they could keep in touch with their health care providers this way. A national survey of 2,252 pharmacy customers conducted by Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health highlights the gap between what patients want from their health
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Sometimes, family has nothing to do with biology, and this picture proves it. TOLERANCE. In all the years I have been selling properties at Seaford Meadows I have tried to capture on a photo the… Posted by Naomi Will Real Estate on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 Real Estate agent Naomi Will snapped a photo of a wild goat hanging out
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It’s healthy to consider perspectives that don’t perfectly match yours — but there might be times when you feel threatened by posts you see on Facebook. If you’re seeing abusive posts on Facebook in the wake of, say, the Supreme Court’s historic decision to legalize same-sex marriage across the country, there are a few things you can do. Facebook makes
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Women and men on Twitter are sharing how birth control has made their lives better. Planned Parenthood started the hashtag #BirthControlHelpedMe on June 18, raising awareness about the difference effective contraception can make in a person’s life. The hashtag is part of a campaign, featuring erected billboards in Times Square. Attacks on birth control are heating up, so it’s time
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When it comes to parental leave, the U.S. has a long way to go. It’s the only developed country that doesn’t guarantee paid maternity or paternity leave, even though a majority of Americans support such policies. Lawmakers are increasingly pushing for mandated paid leave for moms, and even paternity leave has gained traction in recent years, according to a poll
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