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If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, understanding the condition can help you manage it. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes have a lot in common, but the differences are important.

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Hanging out with friends and family increases your risk for getting COVID-19. Physical distancing and staying home with only people you live with help you stay healthy. Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about physical distancing.

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It's more important than ever for seniors to do what they can to stay healthy as we deal with the spread of COVID-19. Here are some tips from family medicine doctor Mark Obenrader that may help seniors reduce the risk of exposure.

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High blood pressure can make illness hit you harder than most. Boost your health with this checklist and avoid doctor visits and trips to the ER.

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It may feel challenging to get your daily steps in during social distancing. But if you have an underlying health condition, it’s important to maintain your activity. At home or in your neighborhood, give these 5 ideas a try.

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Running out of ideas to keep the anxiety and stress of social distancing at bay? Here are 5 fun and healthy ways you and your family can cope together.

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Post-joint replacement exercise is an important part of the recovery process. Dr. Julie Shaner helps you understand what to expect activity-wise and why movement is so important.

The coronavirus doesn’t have to stand in the way of staying in touch. We share 5 tips for keeping connected while practicing social distancing.

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If you're a transplant recipient, the coronavirus outbreak may be increasing your anxiety about how to protect your health. A Temple transplant nurse practitioner answers some of your most pressing questions.

Wondering what you can eat after having bariatric surgery? Find out what’s on the menu in this helpful guide.

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Know the Difference Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes

Protect Yourself and Relatives from the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

5 Tips to Help Older Adults Stay Out of the ER

Manage Your Blood Pressure to Stay Healthy and Stay Home

5 Ways to Get Your Steps in While Social Distancing

5 Ways to Manage Stress and Anxiety During Social Distancing

Joint Replacement Exercise After Surgery

5 Tips for Staying Connected While Social Distancing

Managing Care and Social Distancing After Transplant

Meal Plan Guide for After Bariatric Surgery