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Just as you take care of the rest of the body, be sure to take care of your eyes and vision, too. If you haven’t had a comprehensive baseline eye exam in a while, get one now to avoid future problems.

Doctors will look for issues like glaucoma, which presents early with visual field loss and later with central vision loss. Though cataracts generally present later in life, some individuals may have issues earlier. Even if you’ve had perfect vision all your life, now is not the time to put off your annual appointment!
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Even when we know people’s names, why do we go for days without using them? By using someone’s name, you help them feel seen and acknowledged — and that’s an act of kindness. According to kindness.org’s research in collaboration with the University of Oxford, doing a kind act increases happiness, well-being, trust and compassion. And it can have the same powerful effect on those who receive the act. Try it, and put a smile on both your faces.
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Siri Daly stopped by TODAY to share three easy dinner recipes using lean ground chicken. These delicious make-ahead meals are perfect for busy weeknights.

There’s one recipe the family is sure to love: Siri’s Chicken Lettuce Wraps. As she says, eating with your hands is always more fun! The lettuce wraps are easy to make, but still have a fancy dinner feel to them. Serve them with white or brown rice for a full meal.
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8 swaddles and sleep sacks that will keep your baby snuggly all night
The best part about these blankets is that they're all pretty easy to use!
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Husband believes meteorologist wife took her own life because of laser eye surgery
The husband of Jessica Starr wants to raise awareness about the possible complications from laser eye surgery, which he believes caused her to take her life.
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This vintage-decorated home will take you back 50 years
It's like a time capsule!
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How to Live Longer: Sit, rise test may predict longevity
If you can get up from a seated position on the floor without using your hands, you may be less likely to die prematurely. Dr. Travis Stork, host of "The Doctors," demonstrates and explains the sit, rise test.
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