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Debunking a major workout myth

You’ve probably seen it plastered all over gym walls or on more motivational fitness content than you can remember, but is the phrase “no pain, no gain” really worth all the hype? I understand that this phrase can serve a motivational purpose in some cases, which is likely why it has become such a popular gymwall adornment. But promoting this mentality can have the opposite effect.
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Why shouldn’t I take Motrin if I have COVID-19?

Q: I saw my family doctor last week for a routine blood pressure check and, because I’ve had several friends report recently that they have been diagnosed with COVID-19, I asked how best to treat symptoms of suspected COVID-19 virus infection. I have four at-home COVID-19 test kits and have already used one because I regularly drop off needed grocery items to my parents, who are in rather fragile health. (The test was negative.)
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A family legacy in Shingleton

Wright Grocery, a cornerstone of Shingleton since the 1920s, is under new ownership as Mike Robinson takes the helm from his parents, Allen and the late Mary Ann Wright Robinson. The transfer marks a continuation of a rich family legacy, ensuring the store remains a vital part of the town’s fabric.
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Motus: A new age in wildlife tracking

Where do birds go when they migrate? If you were to ask that question in the late 17th century, you might have been told that birds migrate to the moon. We’ve come a long way since then when it comes to understanding migration, and new technology is allowing us to have an even better understanding of the phenomena.
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