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Diabetes
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You may have been hearing some buzz about continuous glucose monitors, or CGMs, lately. CGM devices were invented to make it easier for people with diabetes to check and manage their blood sugar levels in real time. But CGMs are...
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Every time you visit the doctor, you get your blood pressure checked. You hear two numbers—like “120 over 80” —and they’re noted in your medical chart. But what do those blood pressure numbers mean, and why are they important? We...
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Getting the flu vaccine is your first step in preventing a nasty bout of flu this season, but after you’ve crossed that off your to-do list, your work isn’t over. Taking proactive steps to strengthen your immune system’s...
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