Family Preparedness in a Small Space
Written by Bernie Carr Each year, millions of people suffer from urinary tract infections (UTI), according to the National Library of Medicine. A urinary tract infection is any infection that
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(Editor’s note: This site is for informational purposes only and does not provide medical advice – do not use as a substitute for seeking medical care. Article is not written
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Written by Bernie Carr A few months ago, I posted about a developing story about monkeypox, a viral disease that is similar to smallpox, but milder. I really hoped it
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I’ve always wondered if it was possible to get a false negative COVID-19 test but still feel sick with COVID-19. In this book, Dr. Forgey explains it is possible and what to do if it happens.
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Health officials are worried this winter may bring about a triple whammy of severe colds, flu in addition to COVID-19.
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by Dan Vale When preppers think about physical fitness, they sometimes consider only a few of the many physical challenges that they might face during a disaster. Also, however, they
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A traveler, who recently arrived from visiting Nigeria, arrived in Dallas infected with a case of monkeypox.
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A lot people are probably wondering what it’s like to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Our guest writer, Dan Vale, has graciously decided to share details on what went into the decision to get vaccinated, and what it was like.
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Today started like any normal day. I made coffee and started making breakfast. As I was reaching into one of the cabinets to pull out a frying pan, I felt a sharp stinging pain on my left pointing finger. I checked it and gosh darn it, I got a splinter. It came from a rough piece of wood near the corner of the cabinet.
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This article first appeared in SHTF Blog written by Logan Misseldine The idea of getting LASIK surgery before the apocalypse has been gaining steam ever since Steve Huffman, Reddit CEO
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