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Walk into any school playground, and you might spot a kid picking at a wart on their finger. Visit a dermatology clinic and you’ll see patients of all ages seeking wart removal. Yet the experience of having warts is surprisingly different depending on your age. A ten-year-old dealing with a common wart on their hand faces a completely different situation than a forty-year-old...

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Moving into a single-family home after living in a condominium or apartment for a long while is, without a doubt, a huge milestone. While your condo has served its purpose of providing you a roof over your head, its limited space can eventually feel restrictive. A house often has more room for you to spread out, host gatherings, and even start a family. However, the process o...

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At school pickups, Shelby Emanuels is a smiling, chatty woman with a dark braid dropping to her waist. Her daughters have matching braids; her 11-year-old hovers nearby, while her 7-year-old flits about her friends. As they walk back to Shelby’s bright blue truck, it’s hard to imagine why she needs the handicap placard hanging from the rear view mirror. Myasthenia gravis is a...

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When it comes to correcting your vision, you’ll find yourself choosing between two options: glasses and contact lenses. Let’s save the pros and cons of glasses for another day and focus solely on contact lenses. According to the American Optometric Association, an estimated 45 million Americans wear contact lenses. They are worn to correct a range of refractive errors—nearsig...

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Most parents think customer service jobs are just temporary stepping stones. But here’s what they’re missing: these roles teach teenagers skills that’ll serve them for decades. Whether you’re a parent or foster carer, customer service experience can be a game-changer for the teens living with you. Confidence Gets Built One Interaction at a Time Teenagers often feel awkward ta...

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