(NAPSI)—While people with disabilities can have decreased oral health outcomes compared with the general population, with the right dental care partners, they can manage their oral health, advise the experts at Delta Dental of Wisconsin. Learn more at www.deltadentalwi.com.
The TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for the care and use of yards, parks, schoolyards and other green spaces, urges homeowners to get outside and start preparing their yards for the seasons ahead. Learn more at www.TurfMutt.com.
Trees are tops for many reasons, say the experts at the TurfMutt Foundation. They produce oxygen, keep communities cool, boost property values, reduce energy costs and make people healthier and happier. Learn more at www.TurfMutt.com.
Prediabetes and heart disease are two of the most common—and preventable—health threats in the U.S., but early detection and prevention can make a big difference, explain the experts at Minute Clinic. Learn more at www.minuteclinic.com.
According to a recent national survey, 52 percent of teachers say most students have something at home that can greatly improve their academic success: families. Students, they found make more progress when parents are involved. Learn how parents can help from the experts at Lexia, www.lexialearning.com.
It’s time to swap out the mower, blower, and trimmer for the snow thrower, generator, and chainsaw. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) says a little prep now can means less stress—and fewer repair bills—later. Learn how at OPEI.org.
Healthy aging isn’t just about luck and genetics; it’s about empowering yourself to live your best life as you get older. Signify Health can be part of your healthy aging support system starting with an In-Home Health Evaluation. To learn more, visit HelloSignify.com or call 1-855-984-5121.
Scammers peddle fake stamps on social media, e-commerce sites via third party vendors, and other websites. Counterfeit stamps are often sold in bulk quantities at a significant discount. That’s a telltale sign they’re fake. For further facts about scams and how to avoid them, visit www.uspis.gov.
Alzheimer’s disease affects approximately seven million people in the U.S. For more information, visit http://www.merckclinicaltrials.com/alzheimersclinicaltrial.
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