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How to make wearing your mask more comfortable, from doctors who do it every day

Friday, February 19 by ABC News

By DR. ALEXIS E. CARRINGTON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently came out with a new report highlighting the importance of mask fit, suggesting that a close-fitting mask or even doubling up on masks might offer... Read More.

Houston issues boil water advisory amid winter storm: How to keep your water safe

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — As a dangerous winter storm pounds the South, officials in Houston and the surrounding Harris County have announced a boil water advisory. Here's what you need to know to stay safe: During a boil water advisory, your... Read More.

Black Girls Breathing founder shares tips to use your breath to help ease stress

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Less than a decade ago, Jasmine Marie was a stressed-out 20-something working in finance in New York City who was told by doctors that her physical ailments were the result of stress."It was... Read More.

Tips to handle your taxes amid pandemic

Monday, February 15 by ABC News

By JEANETTE TORRES-PEREZ, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Tax filing season is officially underway, and after what’s been a challenging year amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are a lot of changes to take into consideration when it comes time to file your forms.

Steep Your Face: Grateful Dead-inspired teas now available

Friday, February 5 by ABC News

If you need a soothing beverage to accompany a night spent with headphones, spacing out to a 20-minute version of "Dark Star," then we've got just the thing. A company called Love Some Tea... Read More.

South African COVID variant can chip away at vaccine efficacy — but the vaccine can still save your life

Thursday, February 4 by ABC News

By SONY SALZMAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Since the emergence of several new COVID-19 variants across the globe, scientists have been racing to understand their impact on vaccines.Early laboratory experiments showed worrying signs that one variant -- the one that... Read More.

Don’t share your COVID-19 vaccination card on social media, experts warn

Wednesday, February 3 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- It's easy to see on social media who among your friends and followers has received a COVID-19 vaccine, with people posting photos to celebrate the seeming light at the end of the yearlong... Read More.

How to talk to your family and friends about getting the COVID-19 vaccine

Wednesday, February 3 by ABC News

By DR. NANCY A. ANORUO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- After COVID-19 emerged in China in late 2019, the world collectively held its breath in anticipation of a vaccine that would protect against the potentially deadly virus and end the pandemic. But now... Read More.

Too soon? “Cannibal love story” from Armie Hammer’s former ‘Call Me By Your Name’ director gets flamed

Friday, January 29 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- (NOTE LANGUAGE, CONTENT) As allegations against Armie Hammer continue to mount, accusing him of having sordid fantasies involving cannibalism, some Internet users are crying foul over a new project reuniting his former film collaborators. The Hollywood Reporter noted... Read More.

Pamela Anderson reportedly married on Christmas Eve; shuts down social media accounts: “THEY want…control over your brain”

Thursday, January 28 by ABC News

(CANADA) -- Pamela Anderson got married in a private ceremony in her native Canada on Christmas Eve, and as part of her new life, she's shutting down her social media accounts. Anderson's fifth marriage was to her bodyguard boyfriend Dan Hayhurst, on the picturesque property she bought from her... Read More.

Fit Finance: How to create a one-year spending plan and rethink your budget

Monday, January 25 by ABC News

By JOEL LYONS, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Tasha and Joseph Cochran are breaking one of the biggest taboos around money.The creators of One Big Happy Life -- a platform where they share financial advice to help people create the lives... Read More.

Five steps you can take now to boost your fitness and avoid severe illness from COVID-19

Monday, January 18 by ABC News

By DR. NICK NISSEN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Exercise is good for your health, but researchers are now finding that better cardiovascular fitness might save you from a trip to the hospital if you are diagnosed with COVID-19.According a new... Read More.

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How to make wearing your mask more comfortable, from doctors who do it every day

Houston issues boil water advisory amid winter storm: How to keep your water safe

Black Girls Breathing founder shares tips to use your breath to help ease stress

Tips to handle your taxes amid pandemic

Steep Your Face: Grateful Dead-inspired teas now available

South African COVID variant can chip away at vaccine efficacy — but the vaccine can still save your life

How to talk to your family and friends about getting the COVID-19 vaccine

Too soon? “Cannibal love story” from Armie Hammer’s former ‘Call Me By Your Name’ director gets flamed

Fit Finance: How to create a one-year spending plan and rethink your budget

Five steps you can take now to boost your fitness and avoid severe illness from COVID-19

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