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Science journalist, past president of NASW. Quiet here, words on BlueSky, art on Insta. She/her.

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Science journalist, independent. Health, science policy, biomedical research, and environmental issues. Published in Washington Post, CQ Researcher, Scientific American, Nature, Slate, Entreprenuer, Science.

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Health: Managing mental health when you’re sick

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By Jill Adams
| Idaho State Journal Verified
The winter months bring a variety of things. Some of those are the flu, germs, COVID-19, sinus infections, colds, RSV, and other illnesses that we would rather not deal with if we can help it. We are pretty well versed in how to help prevent illnesses such as washing your hands, staying home when you’re not feeling well, drinking plenty of liquids, and scheduling an appointment to see your doctor if symptoms persist. But what about your emotional and mental health?
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Health: Daylight savings

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By Jill Adams
| Idaho State Journal Verified
It’s that time of year again when everyone debates whether we really need daylight savings time. No matter your opinion, the classic “fall back” daylight savings time is arriving as scheduled on Sunday, November 5 at 2 a.m. Some people like to look at this time change as an extra hour in their day; a time to sleep in or stay up later to soak in the time. Despite the extra hour, however, adjusting to the time change can be difficult.
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Prepping for Daylight Saving Time: Adjusting to the 'Fall Back' Time Shift

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By Jill Adams
| Big Country News Connection Verified
It’s that time of year again when everyone debates whether we really need daylight savings time. No matter your opinion, the classic “fall back” daylight savings time is arriving as scheduled on Sunday, November 5 at 2 a.m. Some people like to look at this time change as an extra hour in their day; a time to sleep in or stay up later to soak in the time. Despite the extra hour, however, adjusting to the time change can be difficult.
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