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By Gigen Mammoser
- Most holiday decorations, toys, ornaments, and plants aren't going to hurt you, but some can pose health risks if they aren't handled appropriately.
- Practicing good hygiene habits, like hand washing (not only for germs) but also to prevent the potential transfer of unwanted chemicals after handling items.
- This can help further limit risks — especially for young children who may put their hands in their mouth.
- Experts say the hype around potentially toxic holiday items, such as ornaments, is generally overblown and the actual risk is very low.
If you're like many other people this time of year, you're probably approaching the busy holiday season with a mixture of excitement and trepidation.
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By Heather Cruickshank
- Daylight saving time comes to an end this Sunday.
- Gaining an hour can affect your circadian rhythm and potentially disrupt your sleep patterns.
- But if your sleep is disrupted for a long period of time, experts say you can get help.
Before going to bed tonight, many Americans will be setting their clocks back by an hour.
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