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7 Ridiculously Sweet Signs Your Dog’s Little Heart Is Happy and Full, According to a Pet Trainer - AOL (opens the original)
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Having a dog is amazing. They are always by your side, can become your furry best friend and bring tons of joy into your life. So, as their dog mom or dad, you want to make sure that you’re doing the same for them. The only problem is it can be a little hard to tell how your dog is feeling since dogs communicate and express themselves differently than people do. Because of that, you have to make sure you pay more attention to your furbaby and their body language and behaviors. Once you start doi
Doctors Recommend Getting Your Flu Shot by October 31 for Best Protection - AOL (opens the original)
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Every late summer, you may start getting text messages from your local pharmacy reminding you to schedule your flu shot. But what is the best time to get a flu shot? Right away? Around the holidays? Timing your flu shot can actually help more than you might think. “Timing matters because the flu vaccine doesn’t provide protection immediately,” says Dr. Scott Braunstein, MD, the chief medical officer at Sollis Health. “It can take about two weeks for your immune system to build a strong response,
We Asked 4 Etiquette Experts the Biggest Mistake People Make With Overnight Guests - AOL (opens the original)
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You can get together virtually these days—FaceTiming coffee dates, happy hours, wine tastings, card games and more. It’s great to be able to connect with friends and family who live in different states, countries and even on separate continents. Yet etiquette experts say in-person interactions are still king. “As social creatures designed for community, we crave connection,” Jennifer Porter, an etiquette expert with Satsuma Designs LLC, tells Parade. “There are many ways to build bonds, but two
Neurologist Shares His Sunday Walking Routine for Improved Brain Health - AOL (opens the original)
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The Sunday scaries can leave you with serious cognitive overload. You may feel frazzled, forgetful, and like you’re spinning in too many directions as you worry about everything you have to do in the week ahead—work, caregiving, or a dentist appointment you’ve been dreading. We’ve all been there. It can be a literal and figurative headache that brings butterflies to your stomach, and not the good kind. As a board-certified neurologist, Dr. Adam Mednick, MD, Ph.D., can’t specifically talk about t
3 Psychologists Reveal the One Habit People Over 50 Should Stop Immediately - AOL (opens the original)
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You may remember internally panicking on your 30th or 40th birthday—where did the time go? Now, you may look back at those birthdays and say, “I was so young,” because turning 50 can throw you for a loop. If you’re a parent, your kids may be leaving for college, and you may experience the effects of having an empty nest on your mental health. Whether or not you have children, hitting the half-century mark is a good time to reflect on your habits around relationships, work and your stress respons
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