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As we continue the start of a new year, many families are making their New Year's resolutions reflect their desire to participate in more physical activity. Whether their goal is to gain more muscl …

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For children, both young and the young-at-heart, Halloween is a time of spooky thrills, sugary excess, and the only acceptable time to approach strangers for candy. Halloween is an odd mix of healt …

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Your brain is mostly water. This is true of the human body in general, which is about 60% water, but the average person’s brain is made up of even more water – roughly 73%. All that water is essent …

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America’s water infrastructure is vast, spanning millions of miles and serving hundreds of millions of people. It has grown over two and a half centuries, expanding as the population of the country …

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On Sunday, September 18, 2022, Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Puerto Rico, causing torrential rain and massive flooding throughout Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic for over a day before con …

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In the past, we’ve discussed many reasons why bottled water isn’t a good solution for cleaner, healthier drinking water. These reasons can range from high cost, to dubious quality, to the possibili …

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