Recent Blogs

  • People voting on Election Day.
    Coronavirus Resources

    How to Safely Vote In-Person During a Pandemic

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    As you plan to head to the polls to cast your vote in person, whether on Election Day or during early voting, here’s how you can do so safely.

  • A mother, grandmother and infant.
    Health Care

    Get a Flu Shot to Protect Your High-Risk Loved Ones

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    Learn about the serious complications that can occur with the flu as well as factors that elevate a person’s risk.

  • A pregnant woman visiting her doctor for her flu shot.
    Health Care

    Pregnancy and the Flu Shot: What Moms-to-Be Need to Know

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    Research shows flu shots are safe for pregnant women — in fact, they’re one of the best things you can do for your baby’s health. Here’s more about how and why to get one.

  • A woman relaxing at home on her couch.
    Health Care

    Seniors, Don’t Skip Your Flu Shot This Season

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    COVID-19 remains a serious threat to the health of older Americans. But this fall and winter, flu is poised to make a comeback. Here’s how to protect yourself.

  • Chrissy Teigen and John Legend
    Mental Health

    Coping With Pregnancy Loss — and Breaking the Stigma

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    Chrissy Teigen’s public struggle with infant loss shines a light on a devastating shared experience that millions of parents understand.

  • A mom applying sunscreen on her daughter during the winter.
    Health Care

    Don’t Forget Your Sunscreen This Winter

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    UV rays can cause damage any time of year. Find out why we recommend an SPF, even in the winter.

  • A mother at the doctor's office with her daughter.
    Health Care

    Sick or Injured? Here's Where to Go

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    When an unexpected medical condition crops up, it's easy to panic. Although you never want to think about the worst that can happen, it's always a good idea to know where to go if something happens to...

  • A mother at the doctor's office with her daughter.
    Health Care

    Sick or Injured? Here's Where to Go

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    When an unexpected medical condition crops up, it's easy to panic. Although you never want to think about the worst that can happen, it's always a good idea to know where to go if something happens to...

  • Two women social distancing outdoors.
    Family and Friends

    How to Safely Expand Your Social Bubble

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    After several months of strict social distancing — and with the holidays approaching — you may be considering expanding your social bubble. If so, use these strategies to safely meet with others.