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Overcoming Your Bias Against Aging Can Improve Your Life
Becca Levy of Yale University says we can fix even deeply rooted negative views about aging, which many of us do not see in ourselves
Landmark Pharmacist Jill Logel answers commonly asked questions about the flu.
Influenza is a serious disease (illness or virus). Every year, hundreds of thousands of people are hospitalized due to the flu, and thousands die from the flu. The very young and the very old are at an increased risk but people of any age can get very sick from the flu.
Getting a flu vaccine is the best way to reduce your risk of getting the flu and to prevent you from spreading the flu.
Commonly asked questions and answers about flu vaccines:
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Becca Levy of Yale University says we can fix even deeply rooted negative views about aging, which many of us do not see in ourselves
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Aging is an inevitable and beautiful part of the human experience. Still, society treats growing older as something to be feared or avoided. With ageism, we assume that mental decline is a part of getting older, so it's hard to tell dementia from normal brain function in ourselves and others.