By Anne Palumbo Here’s a quarantine surprise: More people are cooking seafood, especially now that certain meat products are becoming harder to find. Here’s
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By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My husband and I are both in our late 60s and have diabetes. We would like to find
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Perspective: How Deaths from COVID-19 Compare to Deaths from the Flu, Diabetes and Other Diseases
By George W. Chapman Various computer models have attempted to predict U.S. deaths from the coronavirus pandemic. The earliest estimates were upwards of one
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Does God play role in virus control?
It takes more than humans to stop pandemic By Brooke Stacia DeMott “I lift my eyes up to the hills; where does my help
Medicare Expands Telehealth Services to Help Keep Seniors Safe at Home
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