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Tips To Be Fit: What should still concern us about COVID-19 in 2026

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By Vince Faust Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
In 2026, many people hoped COVID-19 would be a thing of the past. While the emergency phase is long over, the virus has not disappeared. It continues to circulate worldwide, and health experts say it remains a significant public health concern. Although most people now have some level of immunity from vaccination, previous infection or both, COVID-19 still causes illness, hospitalizations, long-term health complications and, in some cases, death.
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Tips To Be Fit: Why extreme heat hits city folks harder

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By Vince Faust Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
In recent years, heat waves have become more common across the United States. Summers feel hotter, heat lasts longer and nighttime temperatures do not drop the way they once did. While extreme heat affects everyone, people who live in cities face even greater risks. From tall buildings to crowded streets, urban environments trap heat in ways that make hot days even more dangerous.
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Tips To Be Fit: What to know regarding low blood pressure

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By Vince Faust Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Most people hear a lot about high blood pressure, but low blood pressure can also cause serious problems. Doctors call low blood pressure hypotension. While it may not sound as dangerous as high blood pressure, it can still affect the brain, heart and other organs — and in some cases, it can become life-threatening. Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of your arteries. Your heart pumps blood throughout your body so your organs receive oxygen and nutrients.
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