(NAPSI)—Many people dismiss leg pain as a normal sign of aging. But for 8.5 million Americans, the cause of their pain can be a life- or limb-threatening condition called peripheral artery disease (PAD). Everyone, especially those at highest risk, should know the signs of PAD and know how to prevent and treat it. With new Read More …
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PARENT TOPICS Decoding Play: Why Variety Is Key To Raising Successful Kids
(NAPSI)—Have you ever watched a child during playtime switch between building blocks, putting together a puzzle, and talking with their stuffed animals? Through each of these unique types of play, kids are building strong developmental skills that will no doubt come in handy later in life. According to experts at The Genius of Play, a Read More …
EDUCATION TODAY Teacher Study Reveals Homework Surprise
(NAPSI)—If your kids are like most, they tell you they have too much homework. A recent University of Phoenix online study1 of more than 1,000 U.S. K−12 teachers, however, suggests that may not really be the case. Homework Time According to the survey, less than half of high school teachers assign three or more hours Read More …
MOVING IDEAS Three Simple Tips
(NAPSI)—Moving season is officially under way. The average person will move around 11 times, yet not many will rethink the moving process. Here are some tips to update your approach: Restyle Your Move—Don’t repeat tired mistakes from your old home in your new one. Watch online moving makeover videos featuring TV designer and makeover expert Read More …
FAMILY FINANCES Don’t Leave Your Family With An Unwanted Inheritance
(NAPSI)—If you or someone you care about is among America’s estimated 75 million baby boomers, there are a few financial facts and figures you should know. For one thing, middle-income boomers are carrying more debt into retirement than ever before. So what happens to financial obligations after death? Life insurance not only helps provide your Read More …
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(NAPS)—Teens will eat healthy by “mistake” if it’s exciting. Challenge them to top off their favorite foods with 30 different fruits and vegetables in September during Fruit & Veggies—More Matters® Month. Learn more at www.partnering4health.org.
SCHOOL NEWS & NOTES Don’t Forget An Important Part Of The School Year
(NAPSI)—Amid all the busyness and excitement of the school year—classes, friends, sports and other activities—there’s something very important young men should not forget: Within 30 days of their 18th birthday, they must register with the Selective Service. There are several reasons. First, it’s the law. Failure to register is a lot more serious than failing Read More …
HEALTH AWARENESS Five Myths And Facts About Cholesterol
(NAPSI)—High cholesterol is a known risk factor for heart disease and stroke and is estimated to cause nearly 2.6 million deaths annually. Yet, a survey from the American Heart Association shows that nearly two-thirds of people who have high cholesterol don’t think they’re at high risk for a heart attack or stroke. “My Cholesterol Guide” Read More …
POINTERS FOR PARENTS Tips On Choosing A Lice Treatment For Back-To-School With So Many Lice Treatments Available, Parents Are Left Scratching Their Heads
(NAPSI)—Lice cases spike during the back-to-school season, which means many parents will be shopping for lice treatment along with No. 2 pencils as kids return to the classroom. Parents have a variety of over-the-counter (OTC) options for treating lice—many more than their parents had—so selecting a product may feel overwhelming. Pesticide-free lice treatment Vamousse provides Read More …
EDUCATION TODAY Survey: Majority Of Working Adults See Higher Education As Route To Greater Career Satisfaction
(NAPSI)—Americans are thinking more about how to pursue professional development and open doors to more satisfying career options. In fact, according to a recent University of Phoenix® survey, only 38 percent of U.S. working adults are very satisfied with their current professional position, and just 37 percent report that they are very satisfied with their Read More …