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Find Your Flu Shot 2026
Flu season comes around every year, and getting your flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and those around you. If you’re looking for a convenient place to get vaccinated in 2026, there are plenty of options- from local flu shot clinics and community events to pharmacies and other health care providers. Read…
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Hair Loss & Aging
True or false: Losing hair is a normal part of aging? Unfortunately, it’s true. While some hair thinning is a common part of getting older, it’s not always caused by age alone. A variety of factors (including certain medications, health conditions, changing hormone levels, genetics, and even nutrition) can contribute to hair loss. The good…
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Digitizing Family Photos
How do you store your pictures? World Photo Day is the perfect reminder to dust off those boxes of old photographs and give your treasured memories a new life. If you’ve been working on decluttering your home after reading our recent blog post, your photo collection is a great place to continue. Digitizing printed photos not only helps reduce clutter, but also…
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Emergency ID Essentials
August is MedicAlert Awareness Month, making it a great time to think about how we can prepare for emergencies before they happen. Medical ID jewelry and emergency identification cards can provide first responders with critical health information when someone is unable to speak for themselves, helping ensure they receive the right care as quickly as possible. Whether you have a…
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Home Clutter Help
Have you been spending more time indoors because of the extreme heat? If so, you may have noticed some things around your home that you no longer use or need. Clutter Awareness Week (August 6–12) is the perfect opportunity to take a fresh look at your living space and consider what you can let go of to…
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Summer in Ann Arbor
Now that the Ann Arbor Art Fair is over and June is behind us, it can feel like crunch time to get some summer experiences before the students come back next month. One of the perks of living in a college town is enjoying a quieter campus during the summer, making it the perfect time to take a leisurely stroll, visit a museum,…
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