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I’m Vaccinated. What’s Next?
So, you received your second COVID-19 vaccine dose. What's next? Until vaccines are widely distributed, here are four ways to stay informed and keep yourself and others safe.
Diabetes and Your Vision
Did you know regular eye exams are a critical part of self-care for diabetics? It's important to know how diabetic retinopathy happens, its symptoms, and how to prevent it.
Five Useful Apps We Think You’ll Love
Maintaining a balanced lifestyle that includes regular sleep, managing stress, and finding time to refocus is harder than it seems. Here are five apps we think can help.
Flu Shot or COVID-19 Vaccine?
The CDC recommends that you do not get your COVID-19 vaccine at the same time as your flu shot. Fourteen days is needed between any vaccine, including a flu shot and the COVID-19 vaccine. As more information becomes available, this may change, and we'll let you know.