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Mashup Score: 0Why your sleep pattern is vital to your heart and brain health - 3 year(s) ago
The American Heart Association now considers healthy sleep patterns to be key to heart and brain health. Dr. Jennifer Haythe joins TODAY to break down those key factors that affect heart health and how to improve them.
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Mashup Score: 1How to talk to your kids about September 11: An age-by-age guide - 3 year(s) ago
My daughter just turned 8, and for a long time I tried to treat September 11 like any other day. However, I don’t know if that’s really possible anymore. As parents, we should be the ones deciding when and how our kids learn about 9/11, but the fact is even young children may hear about it, no matter how much we try to protect them.When talking to kids about any tragic event, you want to find a wa
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College students & anyone younger don’t know what it was like to live in our world before 9/11. Talking about traumatic events can be difficult for children & teens at different ages. This is from a few yrs ago but offers some nice guidance #NeverForget https://t.co/Dvg3zBoSxU
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“Parents told us that yes, their kid survived, but they’re not 100% themselves.”
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This is the abuse we collectively afflict on young children for our so called freedom. 'It's all PTSD': Uvalde's only children's clinic inundated as school begins. “Parents told us that yes, their kid survived, but they’re not 100% themselves." https://t.co/Na0JEjxR4G
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Experts say the initiative should go national, because teens can’t learn when they’re sleep-deprived.
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Pros and cons? Thoughts? https://t.co/itgFyyO8ee
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“The episode seemed to have come out of nowhere,” Julie Chin wrote on Facebook.
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"The episode seemed to have come out of nowhere." But Julie's co-workers recognized the signs of a stroke and acted F.A.S.T. ⚠️ Face drooping ⚠️ Arm weakness ⚠️ Speech difficulty 📲 Time to call 911 https://t.co/lIuLtv5QDD
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Pediatrician Dr. Ken Ginsburg sits down with the 3rd Hour of TODAY to share tips for parents to prevent the “summer slide” and keep your kids mentally fit for school in the fall. He recommends celebrating growth and development, finding a balance between unscheduled play and family time and more.
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Pediatrician Dr. Ken Ginsburg sits down with the @TODAYshow crew to share tips for parents to prevent the “summer slide” and keep your kids mentally fit for school in the fall. https://t.co/zIhT8d2QDK
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The Cleveland neurologist shares habits that have allowed his body and brain to stay healthy.
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Would you practice medicine until you are 100 years old? https://t.co/nZ8eGNpQKg
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Mashup Score: 4Panic! At the Disco performs hit song ‘High Hopes’ live on TODAY - 3 year(s) ago
Panic! At the Disco hits the stage on the TODAY plaza to perform one of their biggest hits “High Hopes” as part of the Citi Concert Series.
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A wonderful song - for @SecretaryPete Panic! At the Disco performs hit song ‘High Hopes’ live on TODAY https://t.co/qyJWnNFRSi via @TODAYshow
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Mashup Score: 0One of deadliest forms of cervical cancer on the rise, study finds: 'No easy explanation' - 3 year(s) ago
A recent study found that rates of advanced adenocarcinoma affecting the cervix are increasing, with Black women more likely to develop advanced cervical cancer.
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One of deadliest forms of cervical cancer on the rise, study finds: 'No easy explanation' https://t.co/DvponJEewo via @TodayShow
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Mashup Score: 44 health benefits of olive oil — and how to choose the best one - 3 year(s) ago
Regularly consuming extra virgin olive oil may lead to multiple health benefits.
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According to a study in #JACC, consuming olive oil every day could decrease mortality risks from #HeartDisease, neurodegenerative disease, respiratory disease and cancer. Learn more about the ❤️ health benefits of olive oil with @TODAYshow: https://t.co/oY3sQuOMAP #cvPrev
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It’s satisfying to see mainstream morning shows – with millions of viewers – cover stories about the importance of heart health. By educating wider audiences about #cardiovascular disease, we can help those in need prevent the risk of heart attack. https://t.co/Q9j05jpCcH