Worst Habits for Your Back

If you sleep in the wrong position, do sit-ups incorrectly, or even eat too many treats, your back may be paying a price.

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Coronavirus Update: Should You Wear a Face Mask at Home?

Are face masks moving from the street into the living room? A new study says wearing them at home greatly reduces a person's risk of catching the coronavirus -- a major escalation from current advice about facial coverings.

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