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• #DidYouKnow? More than 50% of concussions related to extreme sports occur while snow skiing or snowboarding. Get tips to ...
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• Wishing a Happy New Year to our military community and healthcare heroes! #NYE #HappyNewYear
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• There’s no cure for glaucoma, but early detection and treatment can protect your vision. @TRICARE covers annual routine ...
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• Thank you to all the pharmacists across the Military Health System who help keep us healthy every day! ...
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• Today we honor Martin Luther King, Jr. and celebrate the amazing work he did to advance the civil rights movement. #MLKDay
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• Every drop counts, every donor matters! Join the league of heroes who save lives with their selfless contributions. ...
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• Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women, but you can lower your risk through regular screenings and ...
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• Whether on duty or at home, prioritize your safety during the winter months. Up your safety knowledge for Winter Safety ...
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• Just like we strive for excellence in service, #NewYearsResolutionWeek is the time to commit to your personal health ...
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• Use a thermometer to ensure your food is cooked to the right minimum internal temperature.
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• Don't let your cold dishes sit out on a counter for more than 2 hours. Keep it chilled at 40 degrees or less.
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• Washing your hands often is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of bacteria.
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• Marinate your food in the refrigerator, and keep it there until you're ready to cook it.
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• Get up to speed and check out the new OPSS infographic with information on what you need to know about these dietary ...
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