Brad Hall
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 5, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Commonwealth Journal
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- Aug 8, 2026
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Medication Suggestions (opens the original)
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Do you take several medications daily? Managing medications can sometimes feel overwhelming with different doses, timing schedules, and possible side effects. In the United States, 66% of adults use prescription drugs. Medication errors are a leading cause of injury and preventable harm, with about 1.5 million people harmed each year because of medication mistakes. Storing medicines properly helps them work as intended and helps prevent poisoning accidents. Taking medicines as directed and stayi
EDITH LOVETT: Back to School (opens the original)
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Hey parents and students. Itâs back to school time. Time to change our daily habits and get ready for a great school year. Parents, teachers will tell your child school supplies needed, rules for the classroom, activates going on at school, but there are lots of things you can do at home to help your child have a great year. You may need to remind your child to be nice to everyone and greet them with a smile and a positive attitude. Some classmates may have a hard time just getting to school,
Giving potassium some respect (opens the original)
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Broomsedge is often a symptom of low soil fertility, but lime is not always the answer. This Powell County hay field was underfertilized with potash for years, but needed no limestone. Adequate potash fertility turned the field around in one growing season. Potassium can make a case for the âDonât get no respectâ award among the fertilizer nutrients. Nitrogen (N) gets most of the attention because of its showy results; nothing perks up a hay or pasture field faster. Calcium (Ca) and phosph
EDITH LOVETT: Diabetes (opens the original)
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Many people think weight is the best or only way to tell if someone is âhealthy.â Weight is often measured at appointments and monitored over time, but it doesnât give us a full picture of someoneâs overall health. People can be healthy at any size or weight. Body weight includes muscle, organs, bones, water, and fat. Body weight can fluctuate over time and that is normal. Natural changes to the body as we age can lead to weight gain or loss. Other factors that can change our weight incl
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