You can access Privacy Checkup by clicking the question mark icon on Facebook's desktop site and selecting Privacy Checkup.
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"We have to talk with the practitioners at the regular checkup because there are these short checkup guidelines so practitioners can see whether the child has any problems or not," she said.
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He will be transferred to Pakistan following a medical checkup.
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His routine checkup will end in castration, according to Moskovitz.
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Watanabe was diagnosed in January during a routine medical checkup.
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Full details of how Password Checkup works are listed here.
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An annual checkup is his only reminder of the ordeal.
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Each climber underwent a medical checkup before leaving base camp.
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My colleagues and I went to get a medical checkup.
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If this gets worse, he should get a medical checkup.
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It's also a perfect time for an annual tech checkup.
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He was given a checkup and a clean bill of health.
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Hopefully your medical insurance can cover the cost for a checkup.
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Two years later, O'Donnell realized she was long overdue for checkup.
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Heck, everybody might as well do the checkup—just for fun!
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She was due for a doctor's checkup on Friday, Bonner said.
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Before you retire, give your health-care financial plan a checkup.
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We want [cancer screening] to be part of a regular checkup.
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We can trust villains to be our periodic mental health checkup.
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The I.R.S. suggests performing a "paycheck checkup" annually to avoid surprises.
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The Checkup As vaping deaths rise, quitting has a new urgency.
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During a regular checkup with his doctor, he got surprising news.
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Helen was scheduled for her six-month checkup on Dec. 16.
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Building Password Checkup into Chrome should make password auditing more mainstream.
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He was taken to hospital for a checkup after his ordeal.
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Rasaan Urquhart, 25, gets a checkup at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia.
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Also, it's a good idea to have a checkup before you leave.
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The Checkup To my great and continuing surprise, I am an orphan.
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It may be time to give your life insurance coverage a checkup.
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Provide every high schooler in the country an annual mental health checkup.
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Prescriber Checkup will now provide warnings on all pages related to narcotics.
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But during a 20-week checkup, the couple got some devastating news.
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The new version of Security Checkup is available now at g.co/securitycheckup.
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She hadn't seen a doctor in several years and requested a checkup.
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The UDPS said he returned to Brussels last week for a checkup.
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This is my first appointment since my post-delivery six-week checkup.
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I'm at the age where I am thinking about [scheduling a checkup].
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We're told the checkup went great because Khari is in perfect health.
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I have diabetes, without papers I can't go for a medical checkup.
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The Checkup Children's eyes let in more light than adults' eyes do.
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"It's like asking a doctor if they've had a checkup," he said.
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"He is responsive, getting fluids and receiving a checkup," Mr. Schwarz said.
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A week after the checkup, his phone had vibrated in his pocket.
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The agency is kicking off a midyear "Paycheck Checkup" initiative on Aug.
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From the Google My Account page, simply select the "Security Checkup" option.
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The Checkup Is it possible to train doctors without hurting anyone's feelings?
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The Checkup What's the worst thing you ever did as a parent?
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It might be that not every sniffle and fever requires a checkup.
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The European elections in May served as a sort of midterm checkup.
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If you're on Medicare, it's time to give your coverage a yearly checkup.
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Investors now expect more for their advisors than an annual checkup, Varas said.
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At the checkup, doctors found that Lucy only weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces.
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I decided to go try my boyfriend's dentist and this checkup confirmed that!
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The Privacy Checkup seemed to be the main feature for the Facebook event.
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Even after the surgery (a success!) and the post-op checkup (all clear
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I am due for my yearly checkup, though so the timing works out.
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RHP Anthony DeSclafani was in Cincinnati on Tuesday, but just for a checkup.
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But, we probably don't hand doctors our birth chart during an annual checkup.
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His doctors first noticed an enlarged liver during a checkup in October 2011.
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Now, Security Checkup will be improved by offering more personalized suggestions, says Google.
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A checkup at that time is already recommended by the device maker, Bayer.
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An October benefit checkup also presents an opportunity to review other financial details.
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Trump's last checkup in February, 2019 showed he had gained weight in office.
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Trump's last checkup in February, 2019 showed he had gained weight in office.
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Have your child visit a dentist for a first checkup by age 1.
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On the morning of May 16, 2015, Junjun went in for the checkup.
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CHECK THE EXTERIOR Start by giving the outside of your house a checkup.
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I flew back to New York to get my checkup — and no heartbeat.
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The Checkup Pity the poor parent whose child is throwing a public tantrum.
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He learned he had a pancreatic tumor during a routine checkup in April.
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The child must come back every week for a checkup and more packets.
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In the event of a crash, an interferometer could potentially do a checkup.
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Above, a mobile eye checkup camp in the state of Tamil Nadu, India.
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Their results have offered a checkup on the health of retail's real estate.
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During a medical checkup later, Mr. Pistorius was found to have been bruised.
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The Checkup My younger son, I used to say, had the truck gene.
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We're told she went to a hospital for a checkup after the fight.
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Trouble is, doing a paycheck checkup is more challenging than it should be.
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He also didn't report to a scheduled medical checkup for his head injury Jan.
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Next month, Landon will have a checkup to determine if another surgery is necessary.
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Overall, 119 falls led to an injury or a checkup with a healthcare provider.
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Facebook is now going to start reminding you when to get a medical checkup.
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For now, though, it's primarily about the company's content and its insurance checkup tool.
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The difference, now, is that you should also consider installing Chrome Password Checkup extension.
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The day of Lucy's one-month checkup, Talley took a photo of her daughter.
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He was unhurt, though he visited the hospital for a checkup the next day.
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He was discharged a week later and was fine at his two-month checkup.
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However, to get that 2GB, you first must go through the Google Security Checkup.
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Prescriber Checkup since been adopted by medical plan administrators, doctors, law enforcement, and patients.
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The security checkup by YouTube's own employees—the processes—failed to catch the fraudster.
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When Abraham went in for a checkup in 203, Gilbert told him about Promescent.
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The Checkup In a study, preschoolers who used screens less had better language skills.
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To grab the freebie, simply complete the new security checkup for your Google account.
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Kyle, 50, grew emotional during the checkup but turned out to be completely fine.
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At my two-week checkup with my obstetrician, I had lost over 25 pounds.
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A new Password Checkup feature will keep tabs on whether your passwords are secure
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The doctor last saw Paddock a year before the shooting for an annual checkup.
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She even tells her friends to come see me if they need a checkup.
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There is also a "privacy checkup" feature where users can adjust their sharing settings.
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The Checkup How can we keep our kids safe as they're learning to drive?
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So what can you do when you find yourself with a 4 p.m. checkup?
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The Checkup Parents can help children navigate it by avoiding a battle of wills.
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The Checkup It happens to people who think it could never happen to them.
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The Checkup Information is limited about the long-term safety of consuming nonnutritive sweeteners.
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With Password Checkup being integrated into Chrome, the extension is not really useful anymore.
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There's one fee for a standard checkup, and another for appendicitis surgery, for example.
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But earlier this month, Alyssa's checkup appointment came with unimaginable news: the cancer was back.
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Health plans that are ACA-compliant provide some free preventive care, including an annual checkup.
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In the meantime, the X-37B will likely get a checkup from the Air Force.
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It's a simple blood test, and can be done at any regular checkup or screening.
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Even an outdated dental exam could make someone nondeployable because they didn't get the checkup.
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If not, toss it in with the other tests you get during your annual checkup.
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If your arguments often escalate to hollering, you might consider a checkup with a cardiologist.
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To that end, last February Google unveiled a new experimental Password Checkup extension for Chrome.
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I booked an appointment for a checkup, originally meant for the first week of January.
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I just had my five-year checkup with my oncologist and now officially in remission.
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It was our 2-year-old's checkup, and I had my usual list of neuroses.
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After a checkup by a veterinarian, the horse was given a clean bill of health.
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As such, an urgent server checkup was conducted to strengthen the security of all system.
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During that time, my ex-husband took our daughter to the dentist for a checkup.
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The Checkup Reading can help kids understand the story of their own lives in school.
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It is not known whether Mr. Sanders has had a full medical checkup since then.
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Here's what to do to keep yourself safe and how to access Google's Security Checkup.
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The Checkup My mother was what we would now call math anxious, if not phobic.
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It's the time of year for people on Medicare to give their coverage a checkup.
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And one of the world's most famous works of art is getting an annual checkup.
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And then you take your dog to the vet for a checkup and that's $50.
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The tool is an expansion of Google's Password Checkup technology, which was announced in February.
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Traditionally, the vaccination conversation starts at an infant's first checkup, around two weeks of age.
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The Checkup Doctors should prescribe playtime for young children, the American Academy of Pediatrics says.
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Run a regular checkup to make sure you only have essential and trusted add-ons installed.
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Industry professionals are probably taking some time today for a security checkup, and you should, too.
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After giving birth, you'll likely see your doctor or midwife for a six-week postpartum checkup.
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Time is running out to give your Medicare coverage a checkup and make changes for 22019.
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The Checkup Anaphylaxis is the scary end of allergy, the kind of reaction that can kill.
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At our next checkup with Ruzzi, she had lost 10 ounces but also grown an inch.
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He is scheduled for another checkup outside prison in the next few weeks, the statement said.
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But if you're experiencing pain with sex, it's definitely worth bringing up at your next checkup.
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When I was pregnant with both of my children, I had a checkup every few weeks.
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I'll get another A/C checkup within the next year, to make sure it's not leaking.
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Soon after his birth, Jennifer Melton, Nate's mother, thought he was going for a routine checkup.
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His initial vet checkup showed he is in great help, and he is nursing without issue.
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Then, typically they have a checkup two weeks later to confirm that the pregnancy was terminated.
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After his hospitalization, Bohn's 72-year-old mother, Carol, decided to move up her annual checkup.
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The Checkup Pediatricians sometimes find ourselves holding small children down and treating them against their will.
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" Jackson, a longtime presidential physician, oversaw Trump's annual medical checkup, which he said "went exceptionally well.
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"Part of the checkup is a chest X-ray and that is the protocol," King said.
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Then researchers collected blood, hair samples, and cheek swabs from the dogs during a health checkup.
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The Checkup Your brain performs complicated engineering feats to allow you to balance on a bicycle.
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When she went for a checkup, a doctor told her she was lucky to be alive.
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During a routine checkup at 35 weeks, she said her doctors detected abnormalities with the fetus.
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The day after she showed up, I took her to my neighborhood vet for a checkup.
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The Checkup On the frustration of pediatricians taking care of children suffering from a preventable disease.
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The Checkup Like many other parents, I've paid my dues when it comes to head lice.
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The Checkup Instead of over-the-counter products, pediatricians recommend comfort measures like fluids and honey.
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Have a checkup before you leave the U.S., so you can head off a health emergency.
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The Checkup Why are some adolescents more vulnerable than others to excessive and risky alcohol use?
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The first signs of diabetes and other chronic diseases can show up in a dental checkup.
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It sounds generally positive and important, like a good dental checkup or a flawless report card.
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But that's no reason to put off your annual checkup, especially with an uncertain economic outlook.
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The association requested a full veterinary checkup to ensure that the dog remained healthy, it said.
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Some Ob/Gyns will bring up the option of genetic testing during your regular checkup, Westerfield says.
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For those older than 40, the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation recommends getting a cardiovascular checkup before training.
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This past May, during a routine checkup with my doctor, I realized the chest pains had dissipated.
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That's a question Adia Bulawa asked herself while sitting in her dentist's chair for a routine checkup.
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If the My BP Lab app shows something unusual, you should visit your physician for a checkup.
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I receive a text from my dentist reminding me about the I checkup booked for this evening.
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I will admit, however, that after the little ear checkup, the newly equalized version did sound great.
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The checkup lasted about 45 minutes before Chyna was released and left the scene in another car.
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Finally, the Privacy Checkup shows you which apps and websites you've used Facebook to log in to.
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Early in his career, he resolved never to do a checkup for less than half an hour.
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What happens if someone comes in and they're getting a checkup and they need more advanced diagnostics?
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Animal stalls line the walls—that's where you're temporarily quartered if there's a problem during your checkup.
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The photo checkup feature is similar to Facebook's privacy dinosaur, which helped users check their privacy settings.
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But the adoption wasn't finalized before she needed to return to the States for a pregnancy checkup.
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Their Investment Checkup tool also allows you to analyze your investment risk exposure and make appropriate adjustments.
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The Checkup The American Academy of Pediatrics has a new policy statement on bariatric surgery for adolescents.
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After a checkup with a health center OB-GYN, Melissa learns that she is eight weeks pregnant.
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Once you are done there, head to the Investment Checkup for even more views of your money.
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"I wouldn't have gone for a checkup without insurance," he said, his own eyes brimming with tears.
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One of my patients, a 2-year-old girl, recently came to the clinic for her checkup.
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Dongmen market was nearby, too, and Junjun was looking forward to buying new clothes after the checkup.
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Plus, thanks to the National Health Service, it only cost me £21.60 for a first-time checkup.
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At Avery's 4-month checkup, she wasn't holding up her head like a child her age should.
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Cho is a pediatrician; her friend had brought her 8-month-old baby in for a checkup.
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The Checkup How infants' brains respond to touch may indicate their understanding of their bodies, researchers say.
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The Checkup What doctors and parents should discuss about medicating a child for A.D.H.D., anxiety or depression.
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The Checkup Halloween masks and makeup can be disorienting to children who are still developing the skill.
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The Checkup Our lives these days are intertwined with our digital devices, for good or for ill.
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Dr. Hester founded Checkup and Choices, a company that sells a web-based tool for reducing drinking.
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The Checkup Even if kids have had swim lessons, parents must still supervise them in the water.
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"The survey found a really troubling underuse of cognitive assessments during the annual healthcare checkup," said Pike.
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When Landrum told her that her doctor had never called her about a checkup, Giwa was livid.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: One night before Passover, I went for a routine dental checkup and cleaning.
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The Checkup American adolescents are binge drinking less than they used to, according to a new report.
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Just taking a pulse as part of a checkup is a pretty good screen all by itself.
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Now I have a checkup every three months to get a scan and talk to the neurologist.
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Intimidated, Giesing came round and promised cocaine, but in return he demanded a full checkup of Hitler.
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The plane made a stop in Germany, where Brunson was given a medical checkup and the plane refueled.
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That was until Allen went in for a routine checkup on Tuesday for the alignment on her spine.
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In general, the intended parents make it to the major ultrasound appointments, but not necessarily every single checkup.
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A facial recognition scan could become part of a standard medical checkup in the not-too-distant future.
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At her 22-week checkup, she was told that her unborn baby boy had a rare heart condition.
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An Oregon mom was shocked after her doctor told her to cover up while breastfeeding during a checkup.
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Kristin M. first visited the Planned Parenthood on Bleecker Street a year ago for an OB/GYN checkup.
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"When I go to my doctor and I do my annual checkup, everything is below average," she said.
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She had gone to her primary care physician for an annual checkup that went south in a hurry.
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The Checkup Advantages for children include being physically active, spending time in nature and getting away from screens.
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The Checkup Parents and children have questions, but there is surprisingly little guidance available in the pediatric literature.
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He had been at the Paradise hospital for a checkup when he heard that a fire was approaching.
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Though four in five Americans have health insurance, one in four didn't get a routine checkup last year.
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The Checkup For children with chronic conditions like asthma, there are no adults who can provide medical history.
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The Checkup All three children requested the same dish of pasta and ribs for each and every birthday.
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Your Lifetime Health Checkup Road Map Wondering what you should be wondering about in terms of your health?
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At the end of that year, he disclosed that a checkup had found no trace of the cancer.
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The new privacy checkup will walk Facebook users through settings to control how their personal data is used.
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It was a feeling like they were with us willing to do a checkup for their medical conditions.
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Donald Trump's physician attempted to squash rumors about the president's health on Monday after an unscheduled weekend checkup.
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But there is little to indicate the checkup will provide much clarity about the state of Trump's mind.
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The Checkup One common cause is polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, which is difficult to diagnose in adolescents.
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The Checkup Doctors must balance patients' needs, parents' concerns, pressure from pharmaceutical representatives and challenges from insurance companies.
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The Checkup Just how much rudeness is there in the hospital, and who bears the brunt of it?
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She pointed to Facebook's updated "Privacy Checkup" tool, announced this week, which walks users through key privacy settings.
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Williamson checked that her insurance would cover the third-party operator and got the vehicle a full checkup.
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In 2015, a Maltese puppy was brought to a Staten Island veterinary hospital for her eight-week checkup.
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Scheduling a checkup is a breeze — Nebraska ranks fifth in the most pediatricians and family doctors per capita.
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The Checkup The hardest questions pediatricians must routinely ask teenagers at checkups are those about depression and suicide.
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The Checkup New research is teasing out more of the profoundly miraculous process of language learning in babies.
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People who use Google Chrome can download the Password Checkup extension, which will monitor their various website logins.
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The Checkup Experts say opioids are sometimes warranted for kids, in cases like severe burns or major trauma.
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The memo from Dr. Conley also said Mr. Trump was never under sedation or anesthesia during his checkup.
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The Checkup page will also, at a glance, give you an idea about the overall health of your account by flagging the Security Checkup shield with either a green checkmark (if things are good) or yellow or red exclamation point, based on how many items need to be taken care of.
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American Humane said it requested a veterinary checkup on the dog last week, and the results show it's healthy.
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Breast cancer survivor Amber Marchese received stressful news after going to see her doctor for her five-year checkup.
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Hagel recently went to her allergist for a checkup to see how things were going with her nut allergy.
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Password checkup was already available as an extension, but now Google is building it right into Google account controls.
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If you want to stop flossing, you could probably also stop going to the doctor for an annual checkup.
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It's weird this isn't front and center on Google's new privacy pages or even in Google's privacy checkup feature.
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The company also has an "insurance checkup" tool to help customers discover and close gaps in their insurance coverage.
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He was subsequently released the same day after doctors gave him a checkup and pronounced him good to go.
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We're years away from doctors using this test during a checkup, but it could have a big impact worldwide.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is in the United States for a medical checkup, officials said earlier in the week.
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Paxton threw a bullpen session Sunday and was scheduled to meet with a team doctor Monday for a checkup.
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In other areas, women have to go to a clinic for a postpartum checkup and address contraception needs then.
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Nick's routine healthcare checkup showed he had an arrhythmia, according to a video on the San Diego Zoo website.
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Mr. Sharif left for London last Sunday for a medical checkup and had been scheduled to return this week.
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She brought it up the day that he went to the hospital in an ambulance for his regular checkup.
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Week 1 Total: $2,302 (Dog, $2,000; License, $9; Toys and treats, $23; Vet for first checkup, $171; Walker, $100)
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Not long before he died, he went for a checkup at Yale, where he was receiving an experimental treatment.
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Using the investment checkup, I found $300 in annual investment fees I was able to eliminate from my portfolio.
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Women often come to us with heavy periods, with periods that won't end, or just for a routine checkup.
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Then, during a routine checkup with my optometrist, my doctor asked me if my cataracts were bothering me. Cataracts?
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The Checkup New guidelines call for speaking openly with children when they or their parents face life-threatening diseases.
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The Checkup More than half of the fathers in a national poll reported being criticized about their parenting decisions.
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The Checkup Parents and teachers can use the time leading up to the test to help minimize children's fears.
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The Checkup Small children are especially vulnerable to dehydration, and it's not only stomach bugs that are a problem.
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Longer-range results were assessed in a one-year checkup, which less than a third of the patients attended.
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This prompt will show up in users' News Feed and direct them to the recently updated Privacy Checkup tool.
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Anytime he spotted someone with an animal, he called them over and offered to give their pet a checkup.
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Eight months ago, Mr. Adams learned during a health checkup for abdominal pain that he had Type 103 diabetes.
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The Checkup "Love, and a cough, cannot be hid," the English metaphysical poet George Herbert wrote 400 years ago.
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Boty was pregnant in 22016 and visiting the doctor on a routine checkup when she learned she had cancer.
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One of Facebook's newer tools is called Privacy Checkup, which can be found in a menu called Privacy Shortcuts.
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People came in with leg pains, arm pains, belly pains, joint pains, head pains, or just for a checkup.
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The Checkup Experts urge early identification and referral for treatment, even if a formal diagnosis has not been confirmed.
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And the company is also adding its Password Checkup, formerly just an extension, to Chrome's built-in password manager.
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Some of the blood did land on lawmakers, including Steve Glazer, who underwent a medical checkup the following day.
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The triage, medical, and dental checkup teams worked in the cavernous nave, with patients waiting quietly on the pews.
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President Donald Trump on Friday received his annual medical checkup, his first ever while serving as commander in chief.
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The Checkup Preschool children are supposed to run around a lot and jump from one activity to the next.
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The Checkup Pediatric pain specialists believe that reducing the pain associated with needles can lead to better health care.
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He said Rahman made the phone call when he was taken out for a routine medical checkup on Oct.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIn February, Google did us lazy bums a favor by adding a Password Checkup extension for Chrome.
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Looks like daddy Louis had first shift on car seat duty as they headed to the hospital for a checkup.
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You should try to "empty" your sperm bank at least 40 times before that first post-surgery checkup, Brahmbhatt said.
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And every time I go in for a checkup or sonogram, I half think that magnificent flicker will somehow disappear.
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While in October it outed a revamped Security Checkup feature, offering an overview of account security that includes personalized recommendations.
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With this range lodged in my brain, every checkup — particularly in the later stages of gestation — was laced with panic.
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If you trust Google enough to install the Password Checkup extension, it'll appear as an icon in your browser bar.
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Giving your Medicare coverage a yearly checkup is one of those things that might be a pain in the caboose.
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With the new version of Security Checkup, the guide is tailored to you with personal recommendations about what to fix.
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The photo checkup tool is live in India, as well as other countries in South America, Africa and southeast Asia.
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Joe Jackson is in an L.A. hospital after his health took a turn for the worse during a routine checkup.
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The panda, who was born on August 22, snoozed through his media debut as well as a recent medical checkup.
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The suite of geophysical instruments on InSight sounds like a doctor's bag, giving Mars its first "checkup" since it formed.
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Per the report, teams would like to know more about Ansah's shoulder and will wait for his four-month checkup.
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Her son at his last checkup weighed twenty-seven pounds, which is about a fifth of her mother's current weight.
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"It's surprising how few people take their bikes in" to a shop for a general checkup each year, he said.
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Going over that limit may require medical underwriting — that&aposs the industry term for a basic checkup with a nurse.
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When George M. Gould, a prominent physician, first implored Americans to get an annual physical checkup, he made it poetic.
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We'd already heard the baby's heartbeat, and on a routine checkup at nine weeks, they discovered it had just stopped.
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My whole family is out of town — they all live in Omaha — so it's a quick checkup, like how's everything?
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The Checkup Play is a universal, cross-cultural and necessary attribute of childhood, essential for development and essential for learning.
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Nearly 1% of Americans, or about 3.31 million people, reported that they have never had a checkup in their life.
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The Checkup Young people who went to war 217 years ago often died from what are now preventable childhood diseases.
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The Checkup When we moved from Cambridge to New York, we promised our son we would never switch sports allegiances.
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The Checkup Many of us find internet pornography an awkward topic to discuss at all, let alone with our children.
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In 2011, he set up a table at a local soup kitchen and offered to give people's pets a checkup.
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On September 14, the New York Times headlined a piece titled 'Donald Trump Checkup Said to Reveal He Is Overweight'.
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Counseling also needs to be introduced early, not with the current stigma, but as part as a normal wellness checkup.
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Those small details that might not otherwise surface at a checkup could help a vet better assess the animal's health.
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The Checkup From 2911 to 2911, the proportion of emergency room and hospital encounters for suicide-related diagnoses almost tripled.
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After arriving at the hospital and getting a checkup, Mozdzierz said he'd decided to leave after arguing with a staffer.
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Now, instead of a Chrome extension, Password Checkup is being integrated into the desktop and mobile versions of Chrome 79.
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On Mondays, they would be required to come to the team's practice complex for a brief meeting and medical checkup.
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The Checkup When report cards were sent out on Fridays, child maltreatment seemed to increase on the Saturdays immediately following.
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Missing a prenatal checkup is much less likely in Cuba because of a system of front-line clinics called consultorios.
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Their benefits could rise or fall depending on whether they get an annual checkup, or take a financial literacy course.
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It's been more than three months since Loca got her new look, and a recent checkup shows she is healing well.
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That information is recorded and aggregated over time, so dentists can determine the areas that need work before the next checkup.
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Hunt (Kevin McKidd) takes Leo for his baby wellness checkup only to find that his mom, Betty (Peyton Kennedy) is there.
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The dog has his checkup today, so I volunteer to take him while D. finishes the packing and cleans the house.
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Our two cats need their annual checkup and shots, but we don't particularly want to bring a baby to the vet.
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Yes, the company offers a "privacy checkup" that walks users through an array of settings, as Pichai pointed out to lawmakers.
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Password Checkup isn't a password manager, a gauge of how weak or strong your passwords are, or a source of advice.
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His previous formal checkup was performed in 2015 by Dr. Harold Bornstein, a gastroenterologist and Trump's personal physician of 38 years.
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"In the annual checkup, some doctors just skip the spine test and check the flat back box by default," Zhu says.
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Nonusers used CPAP for no more than half an hour per night in the month prior to their 12-month checkup.
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To claim your free 2GB of Google Drive space just visit Google's account security checkup and step through the various checks.
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To claim 2GB of free Google Drive storage, just head to Google's Security page, and perform a checkup on your account.
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She takes a two-day train ride from her hometown in northern India to Mumbai every six months for a checkup.
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Doctors decided on Wednesday to keep the 80-year-old former first lady in hospital after she underwent a routine checkup.
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The Checkup Even light physical activity among adolescents was linked to better mental health as they got older, new research shows.
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The Checkup Underlying problems may make some young people particularly vulnerable to what they find on social media, an expert says.
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During Malorie's checkup at the hospital, Jessica even imagines how great it would be if she herself existed in equine form.
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During the 45-minute checkup in Savage's living room, decorated with paintings and prints, the pandemic kept edging into their conversation.
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The Checkup You can't change the world, but you can help shape the way your children experience this and remember it.
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Last Friday, the prison service released pictures showing Mr. Sentsov receiving a medical checkup in which he looked pale and emaciated.
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Now, he just needs to complete a thorough checkup with his vet before he can officially meet the lucky new family.
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Over the past few years, Mount Sinai has been incubating a program called Lab100 that aims to reinvent the health checkup.
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The Checkup As you would expect, we will make Zubin Mehta's Indian lasagna — how can you have Thanksgiving without Indian lasagna?
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They went to the Institute of Mental Health on Jail Road, a psychiatric hospital where, after a checkup, Salahuddin was admitted.
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The Checkup In pediatrics, attachment is the emotional connection that develops between a young child and a parent or other caregiver.
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This release comes with security and bug fixes as well as new built-in support for Chrome&aposs Password Checkup tool.
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"The hour it takes to go get a checkup could help prevent months of health problems," Balla said in the statement.
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The government collects samples under the veneer of a mandatory health checkup program, according to Uighurs who have fled the country.
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Afterward, he will just need to come to the clinic every six months for a checkup, like the rest of us.
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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, which is currently undergoing a "checkup" that involves maintaining its priceless Renaissance paintings?
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If you are still having fingerprint-recognition issues, contact your nearest Apple Store or authorized service provider for a hardware checkup.
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The Checkup How can we get our kids to put down their phones when they see us on ours so often?
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At a prenatal checkup in November, Kristina's obstetrician advised a routine breast exam for any lumps that might develop during pregnancy.
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Another way to gauge future repair costs is by finding out how soon the car needs to go in for a checkup.
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YouTube spokeswoman Mariana De Felice cited "relatively low user engagement" with Video Checkup for its retirement, which has not been previously reported.
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Google did roll out an unrelated tool this week to protect against password breaches, though: this Password Checkup extension for Google Chrome.
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A new Chrome Extension from Google called Password Checkup will automatically check whether your passwords have been exposed in a data breach.
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Freeman and her newborn were taken to the hospital for a checkup that would end up deeming Freeman and Xavier perfectly healthy.
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Each checkup brought a warning of the next possible bad outcome, casting a pall that would stick around through pregnancy and beyond.
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A healthy young person comes in for a regular checkup, and you discover they are a perfect match for your five patients.
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She's currently a mathematics major at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, and visits an oncologist once a year for a checkup.
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Espinosa is a student at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, Florida and visits an oncologist once a year for a checkup.
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One fine summer morning, you show up for a scheduled appointment for your regular checkup at the highly rated local health clinic.
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But in 2015, Bobby's thyroid cancer spread to his lungs, which he learned during a routine checkup at the Princeton Longevity Center.
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It is time to return to the days when patients paid their providers directly for a checkup or a routine blood test.
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It's possible there are too many users attempting to view the civic checkup feature right now, but either way, it doesn't work.
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Nagesh has developed a bond with the boy, taking him to a hospital for a medical checkup and bringing him some clothes.
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This 'paycheck checkup' is more important than ever and will allow employees to see the tax cuts properly reflected in their withholding.
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Now, a Password Checkup tool will offer users advice on whether passwords are weak or have been reused across too many platforms.
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The Checkup As a pediatrician, I spend many hours thinking and worrying about children and their parents, individually and in the aggregate.
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Laniya sat patiently in an exam room at the facility in Aurora while Stille listened to her heartbeat during a routine checkup.
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Medicaid patients who made small monthly payments in special accounts, got a checkup or did other activities could earn more generous benefits.
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The Checkup I weigh my words (pun intended) every time I address the topic of a child's obesity in the exam room.
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The Checkup We can date our pregnancies by what we were told was safe that later turned out to be more problematic.
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The Checkup There is strong evidence for using psychological treatment for chronic pain, but that does not mean the pain isn't real.
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The Checkup If I am your doctor, or your child's doctor, is there any reason you should worry about how I'm feeling?
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The Checkup The C.D.C.'s first guidelines to focus on children's head injuries steer doctors away from CT scans and prolonged isolation.
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The Checkup A new report advises pediatricians to give academic failure the same attention as any other complex problem affecting a child.
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The Checkup Why do children wake up early when they are young but want to stay in bed till noon as teenagers?
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I was told that the visit would take about 90 minutes, which is far longer than the typical 20-minute annual checkup.
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Comedians mock Trump's health exam Late-night talk-show hosts throw jabs at the President's first formal medical checkup since taking office.
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Despite the grueling demands of his job, Obama's February physical exam showed his overall health improved from his last checkup in 2014.
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Read more >> If we need a checkup on our health, our finances or our cars, we can find doctors, accountants or mechanics.
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Over the course of the study period, preventive checkup visit rates climbed from 74.9 to 83.4 each year for every 100 children.
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This is also the first time password checkup has been available on mobile, since mobile Chrome still doesn't support extensions (Google plz).
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The Checkup Why does one child cry inconsolably after a needle stick while another watches with curiosity as the shot is administered?
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CreditCreditClaudia Toran If we need a checkup on our health, our finances or our cars, we can find doctors, accountants or mechanics.
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Prince Philip, who news reports said had been shaken but not injured in the crash, had a precautionary medical checkup on Friday.
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The Checkup Although earlier studies in animals suggested a connection, the new research should reassure parents whose children need surgery, experts say.
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If you care enough to download the Password Checkup extension, you should care enough to change your password when it warns you.
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The second main feature is a security health checkup that provides a quick overview of current security settings and recommendations for potential improvements.
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Instead, he's been focusing on resting since his heart surgery and plans on going to his two-week follow-up checkup next week.
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The Checkup The biology of adolescent sleep leads to a later sleep onset time, which doesn't pair well with early school start times.
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Facebook has put together a quick-and-dirty privacy checkup that lets you control many aspects of the information Facebook knows about you.
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She was visiting a maternity clinic for a checkup when her mother appeared and "dragged her away" to her maternal home, he added.
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I set up a wellness checkup for later in the month, which will save me about 43% on my health insurance through work.
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FAANG checkup: Investors will check in on Facebook (FB), Google (GOOGL) and Amazon (AMZN) one week after they were grilled on Capitol Hill.
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But as of where we are now, I am very much okay with growing older and just going in for an annual checkup.
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It was the first checkup of BEAM since the initial inspection of the space station's expanded node after it was deployed May 28.
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You come in for your regular dental visit—already putting you ahead of the 34 percent of Americans who skip their yearly checkup.
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Few taxpayers appear to have heeded the IRS' advice to do a "paycheck checkup" to make sure they had the proper amount withheld.
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Finally, Cramer spoke with Mark McLaughlin, the chairman and CEO of Palo Alto Networks, for a checkup on the rapidly developing cybersecurity space.
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As part of its Family Wealth Checkup, Ameriprise surveyed 2,700 U.S. adults between ages 25 and 70 with at least $25,000 in assets.
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The incident, due to his nightlife behaviors catching up with him and his liver, led him to get a checkup from the doctor.
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The Checkup This flu season, many children who were expecting drops in their nostrils are going to get needles in their arms instead.
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The bill for an annual checkup for an adult is $30 without insurance, an eye exam is $45 and dental exams cost $25.
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The Checkup If you think you've been seeing mumps in the news more often in the past couple of years, you're absolutely right.
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The Checkup A survey finds that most boys who had sex before age 237 had not yet had comprehensive sex education in school.
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The Checkup The arts can be a source of joy in a child's day, and also come in handy for memorizing times tables.
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The Checkup Rare children's books, made available online through the Library of Congress, show both the constants and the evolution in children's literature.
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He was living in an apartment in Ningbo, an eastern coastal city, when he traveled to Beijing for a checkup, his daughter said.
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In order to access it, users need to either tap through several settings pages or search for "privacy checkup" directly in the app.
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Noah Syndergaard, the team's ace, went for a checkup Thursday on the torn right latissimus that has kept him out since May 1.
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But as the political turmoil increased, Mr. Sharif flew to London on Wednesday for cardiac medical treatment that he described as a checkup.
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The sultan was believed to have been in poor health in recent months, and traveled to Belgium for a medical checkup last month.
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"He's in good health and it was a routine checkup as part of his annual physical," insisted White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham.
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Ways to avoid getting infected include washing your hands and making sure you take any new dogs to the vet for a checkup.
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The Checkup When I was reviewing for my recertification exam recently, I gave the wrong answer to a question about an infected ear.
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The Checkup Your phone can seem to call to you in an especially seductive way when you are a parent on playground duty.
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The Checkup An old tale about a children's ward in 1891 may be a myth, but the diphtheria antitoxin was a real gift.
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Two weeks later, Ben's owner, Ms. Yaroscak, a construction-office manager who lives in Armonk in Westchester County, brought him back for a checkup.
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If that's the case, they'll fly from Pyongyang to South Korea and then be taken to a US military hospital for a medical checkup.
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Eloise's parents, Krista and Matt Hoffman, both 38, learned of her condition just a few days after she was born after a regular checkup.
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While it sounds like a useful extension, ultimately Password Checkup further underlines how terrible passwords are as a means of keeping your accounts secure.
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You pop into a dentist to get a quick checkup, and voilà — you get your set of aligners in the mail to start wearing.
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"When her vaccinations comes around, it'll be like $300 for a vet visit just to get her rabies vaccination and a checkup," Parkinson adds.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Uruguay's President Tabare Vazquez announced on Tuesday that doctors detected a likely malignant growth in his right lung during a routine checkup.
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She visiting a maternity clinic for a checkup Thursday, when her mother appeared and "dragged her away" to her maternal home,Tawfeeq told CNN.
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Of course, just because CBD products are trendy and of murky legal status doesn't mean you shouldn't bring them up during your next checkup.
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You can see that manifest in the security checkup, which now actually gives you a personalized set of recommendations based on your own patterns.
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Google, which didn't have much to say when we asked them about minimum security standards, recently launched Password Checkup to help encourage password security.
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Update May 13th, 2:44PM ET: Clarified that Prescriber Checkup is not ProPublica's app designed to check which doctors have taken drug company money.
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Clark compared the old technology to taking a '67 Chevy and trying to drive it cross country without an oil change or engine checkup.
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Get a financial health checkup by taking this test, created by financial psychologist Dr. Brad Klontz in his research on the psychology of money.
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In addition, Password Checkup will alert users if Google detects that their passwords have been compromised across any sites, prompting users to change them.
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Well Family will also offer some new features, including The Checkup, a new weekly column on healthy parenting by the pediatrician Dr. Perri Klass.
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She had a doctor she saw every year or so just for a checkup but really had no medical problems and took no medications.
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A few days after my mother took her life in 2009, my husband shuttled me and our newborn to our first postpartum/postnatal checkup.
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Among these women, 15 percent skipped their first prenatal checkup or put off their first prenatal visit — some as late as their third trimester.
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The Checkup If we get a vaccine for the coronavirus, it will immediately make our world a safer, easier, more reassuring place once again.
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I went to see my doctor for a routine checkup, which resulted in a biopsy of an abnormal patch of skin on my leg.
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The Checkup Positioning babies on their stomachs helps prevent flattening of the head and strengthens neck, trunk and shoulder muscles, as well as hands.
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According to Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, their lion cub triplets — three males who have yet to be named — successfully completed their first medical checkup.
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The recent checkup was conducted to weigh the little lions — all three are under 5 pounds — and check their joints, mobility, mouths, and abdomens.
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Since keepers share a close, trusting bond with Naomi, the lioness, who is a great first-time mom, stayed calm throughout the triplets' checkup.
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Shoppers can get a medical checkup for $30, a teeth cleaning for $25 and a mental health consultation for $1 a minute, without insurance.
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Mr. C said he had applied for a sales job with the Ciming Health Checkup Center in Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou, last April.
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The Checkup Painful periods are common around the world but, with treatment, should not cause a teenager to miss school, sports or social outings.
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The researchers defined long-term weight loss as at least 5% weight loss of the person&aposs baseline weight at their one-year checkup.
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Here are some mildly terrifying things I learned when I recently did an online privacy checkup: Google was sharing my creditworthiness with third parties.
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The Checkup The toothbrushes jostled for space in the toothbrush holder as their owners jostled for space and time in front of the mirror.
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The Checkup When parents of young athletes reel off their kids' sports-related health issues, they usually think of sprains, broken bones and concussions.
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The Checkup We've come a long way from the days when surgeons were taught that infants' nervous systems were too undeveloped to feel pain.
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If you want to limit the data Facebook collects about you, Privacy Checkup is not the place to look—you'll have to dig deeper.
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"It never gets uncomfortable," Anjali (Leah Gabriel), the robot's minder, tells Ven (Giacomo Baessato), the maintenance guy who's come to give the robot a checkup.
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Two years later, she said, when her husband went to his regular doctor for a checkup, he learned that his prostate cancer had dramatically advanced.
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Some bankers expressed frustration with Toshiba, which was supposed to have gone through a complete checkup of its financial health after the 2015 accounting scandal.
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"So I think the data is important to study and be aware of and to really educate the public about getting a checkup," she said.
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He will now prepare to travel to New York next month for an unexpected checkup after "something came up" during his recovery after the surgery.
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Google in February released a Chrome extension called Password Checkup, a tool that lets users know when their login information has been exposed or compromised.
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An official told Congress that the Office of Refugee Resettlement attempted to contact 7,635 minors and their sponsors, as part of a routine safety checkup.
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The agency had been attempting to contact 7,635 minors and their sponsors, he said, as part of a routine checkup to look into their safety.
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"I thought I was just going in to get a checkup and [the doctor] told me that I got cancer," Money says in the clip.
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Contrary to popular belief, Facebook actually does a decent job of this, with its Privacy Checkup tool walking users through their settings in plain language.
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Things were going well for the Easts, who have chronicled much of the pregnancy on their YouTube channel, until a 20-week checkup revealed complications.
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That's just one of many findings about Americans' opinions on health that emerged in the latest Mayo Clinic National Health Checkup survey results, released Tuesday.
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So it came as a complete shock to his parents when their active young son was diagnosed with a deadly condition during a routine checkup.
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Earlier this year, it launched a new Video Checkup Tool in Malaysia, to enable users to check the mobile data quality of different telecommunications providers.
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What was supposed to be a routine checkup revealed that Ryan's liver and spleen were too large, and the Dants were referred to a geneticist.
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In what's become an annual tradition, Google is again offering free Google Drive storage space to users who go through a brief account security checkup.
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Each time she took her boy for a checkup or sick visit, she bombarded Dov Landa, the physician assistant who treated her child, with questions.
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Dear Postpartum Patient,About 20 years ago, most likely in the fall of 1995, you came to me for a checkup following your C-section.
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That makes the bird nearly the same weight as actor Vin Diesel or about 13 pounds shy of President Donald Trump at his last checkup.
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The Checkup A new statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics tries to guide doctors and dispel myths about growing up with gender identity questions.
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Bashir Ahmad said it took nearly 20 hours to travel between the main cities of Srinagar to Jammu where his son had a medical checkup.
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The I.R.S. offers an online withholding calculator as part of its "paycheck checkup" tool and tax software programs like TurboTax offer free tools as well.
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The Checkup Children with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video when their names were called, a new study found.
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The Checkup Experts say adults and children alike can benefit from avoiding canned goods and certain plastics and substituting natural products for commercial cleaning products.
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The Checkup To pay proper respect to the influenza of 100 years ago, get this year's flu shot and make sure your children do, too.
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The Checkup I failed at holiday decorations but we created our own autumnal ritual, complete with rain and sleet and often missing the peak foliage.
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He has not said whether he would release any health information before or after his third presidential medical checkup, which is expected in early 2020.
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Without specifying the exact nature of his disease, he said it had been discovered during a routine checkup on his return to Germany from London.
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The Checkup Observing how Chinese 2- and 3-year-olds navigated a second language, I wondered whether I could have done this for my children.
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The White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham released a memo Monday night stating the checkup was "routine" and that the president remains in good health.
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Google also launched Password Checkup, a new feature that tells users whether their accounts have been compromised or if any of their passwords are weak.
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They're people like Amanda Bowden, 33, who comes annually to the Maine Family Planning clinic in Augusta to get birth control pills and a checkup.
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Kidney disease, another common affliction of older dogs prompting them to produce copious amounts of dilute urine, is most often detected during an annual checkup.
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I started hearing stories from friends: One was taking his mother for a checkup and arrived to find that the physicians had all been arrested.
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The I.R.S. recommends that workers complete a "paycheck checkup," by using the I.R.S.'s online estimator, to see if they need to adjust their withholdings.
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The White House insisted it was simply a head start on his annual medical checkup, but provided few details about what was done and why.
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At his February checkup, he weighed in at 243 pounds, which is considered obese for a man of his reported height of 6-foot-3.
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Trump's checkup, conducted by Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, did not include a psychiatric exam, despite recent questions being raised about his mental faculties.
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In central Pennsylvania, Jeremiah Underhill and his wife took their one-year-old son Dalton to the family doctor for his checkup in April 2014.
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You can also go there for medical care, whether it is an emergency, a kidney treatment or a checkup for your 262-year-old daughter.
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During one animal welfare checkup, a dog left chained outside had to be confiscated after officials found it "shivering and clearly terrified," the agency employee said.
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If you are wondering how much coverage you need, give yourself an insurance checkup by asking a few key questions: Do you have adequate life insurance?
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The cancer was detected during a routine checkup and the actor has already undergone an endoscopic surgery and is recovering in a hospital located in Japan.
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Then, at his first checkup at home, on day four, the pediatrician noticed his cracked, dry lips and told me to start supplementing with formula immediately.
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Roman gives customers a free blood test after treatment, and will give them $20 off if they have a checkup with a doctor in real life.
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Alongside holiday lights and Christmas decorations, signs filled the walls with slogans like "People over Pixels" and TV screens walking visitors through a Facebook Privacy Checkup.
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The medical checkup at Walter Reed Medical Center in nearby Bethesda, Maryland, will be the first for Trump since he took office nearly a year ago.
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But because they grow slowly, many people don't learn about them until they have an X-ray done at a routine checkup at the dentist's office.
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Ahead of her checkup at the doctor's office, the expectant mama snapped a photo of herself sporting a fitted blue T-shirt while cradling her tummy.
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Image credit: Blue OriginWe've covered SpaceX running its recovered Falcon 9 through its post-flight checkup, but haven't heard a peep from Blue Origin until today.
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The first is a Chrome extension called Password Checkup that can identify if you're using a password that's been exposed in a third-party data breach.
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At her doctor's office for a routine checkup, the Kuna, Idaho-based mom of three got a surprising wakeup call about how unhealthy she had become.
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In another twist, the woman was actually a former patient of Soto's — she had visited for a checkup before switching clinics due to an insurance issue.
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Indeed, the veterinary hospital honored Rubble with a party that consisted of a free checkup, a bit of milk and some of his favorite cat food.
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Today's report is only the first, and Moiz said they were considering releasing data on a quarterly basis — a sort of seasonal checkup for the sector.
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Facebook is also testing two other safety features as a result of the talks: new ways of reporting nonconsensual intimate images and a photo checkup feature.
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The photo checkup is meant to bridge that gap by walking users through a step-by-step review process of the privacy settings for their photos.
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So the next time you pay the bill for your pet's checkup, think about it as an investment in your vet as well as your pet.
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It reminds customers when it's time for a checkup and allows dentists to reward them for coming in by paying for replacement batteries and brush heads.
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On May 9, 2015, he accompanied his colleagues to get a physical done at a health checkup center, an annual routine for many workplaces in China.
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The next time you get a financial checkup or make an investment, there will be new rules about what you can expect from your investment professional.
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The Checkup Some aggression is normal, experts say; parents can respond with redirection or distraction rather than by punishing the child with anger, yelling or spanking.
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The Checkup Research on in-flight emergencies suggests that parents should pack pediatric medicines in their carry-on bags and keep children out of aisle seats.
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Michelle Olson and her husband had taken 8-year-old Sophie to Suburbia North Animal Hospital in Houston, Texas, for her regular checkup and rabies vaccination.
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For example, during a routine checkup I decided to ask the OBGYN I was seeing at a local hospital if I could get antidepressants in Shanghai.
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For generations, the Floating Hospital made medical care as carefree as a day at the beach by giving children a boat ride that included a checkup.
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After more than 21.70 years of working in finance (as an auditor, investor, tax preparer and consultant), I've witnessed the impacts of deferring a financial checkup.
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All of these Password Checkup features work for people who have their username and password combos saved in Chrome and have them synced to Google's servers.
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The Checkup The record in teeth may show associations with autism but does not mean that the mother did something to cause the condition, experts say.
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As we start a new year, here's one more item to wedge onto your New Year New You list: a comprehensive checkup on your own data.
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It can help track specific feedback around menu items and dishes, and give you an overall health checkup of how satisfied customers are with your restaurant overall.
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Now that it's time to swap out your scarves and jackets for a selection of summer dresses, a checkup on that neglected swimwear drawer is in order.
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One call to the Belgian police, and the bike was brought back to the VanMoof company offices in Amsterdam for a checkup before being returned to Paris.
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Singles Day this year may serve as something of a checkup on the state of the Chinese consumer, though the diagnosis may not be easy to parse.
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Cover: Madison Tolchin visits Paula Glass, an advanced registered nurse practitioner, for a health checkup at a Planned Parenthood clinic on April 14, 2017, in Wellington, Florida.
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During what we thought was a routine checkup, we found out that my first son, my loved and waited for child, would be born with cloacal exstrophy.
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Still, Pratt has a ton of fans who want to see him happy, so anyone he is associated with will likely get a thorough social media checkup.
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"A lot has happened since the last time I met with Dr. Charlton, so I'm seeing him today for just kind of the normal checkup," explains Jazz.
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Sherman says Facebook is "not seeking to collect additional information" to verify parental consent, so it seems Facebook is happy to let teens easily bypass the checkup.
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None of the suggestions in Security Checkup are new to the service, to be clear – the difference is in the personalization and how the information is presented.
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The 26-year-old underwent surgery right after the fight -- and tells us he's back in L.A. for a checkup with the doctor who performed the surgery.
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Police also said they were retaining custody of activist and photographer Shahidul Alam for more questioning after he was taken to hospital for a checkup on Wednesday.
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At 37, I went for a routine checkup to my gynecologist, and when he sat down to chat after the exam, I was expecting to leave shortly.
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If your cat frequently acts like it's going to vomit but nothing ever "comes up," you may want to bring your pet to get a breathing checkup.
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On Monday, I went to the doctor for a checkup, ordered a few items on Amazon, had sushi for lunch, and met up with an old friend.
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Sputnik has canine compulsive disorder (CCD) and is at Tufts for a checkup with Nicholas Dodman, a veterinarian who has been studying CCD for over two decades.
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The Checkup When it comes to casting our votes, we tend to assume that showing up at the polling booth is driven by the issues at stake.
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See your regular physician for a checkup to determine if you have an underlying illness, like diabetes or H.I.V. infection, that may be weakening your immune system.
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Tourneau, one of the largest luxury watch retailers in the United States, offers a complimentary annual checkup for any watch it sells; Watches of Switzerland does, too.
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"You're a sentient being, and this is a stressful time to be a sentient being," my longtime primary-care doctor said at my annual checkup in November.
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The Checkup Parents often feel bad if their babies aren't good sleepers, but a new study suggests there's a lot of variation, even at a year old.
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The Checkup A new study suggests that many patients aren't waiting between puffs on their inhalers and may not be deriving the full benefits of the drugs.
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The Checkup Here's the good news: In a new study, the overall rate of children's eye injuries from sports and recreation decreased slightly from 1990 to 2012.
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The Checkup Think of screens as something to handle in moderation, like food, rather than something without any healthy place in our lives, like heroin, experts say.
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While over 80% of Americans had some form of health care coverage, roughly 25% didn't go to the doctor for a routine checkup in the past year.
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Going to the doctor for a routine checkup was particularly stressful, as I couldn't help but recall all those times I was laughing beforehand and crying after.
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Murphy's doctor had discovered a 3-centimeter-wide tumor on his left kidney during a recent checkup, the governor's communications director confirmed to CNN in a statement.
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Chinese embassy officials, who had received phone calls and emails about the woman, said it contacted her on Wednesday and asked her to get a medical checkup.
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Colbert would not address if Roethlisberger had Tommy John surgery but said the quarterback remains on pace in his rehab and has a checkup scheduled for Feb.
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One of Varthaman's first stops was for a medical checkup, RGK Kapoor, Air Vice Marshal of the Indian Air Force told the media moments after the handover.
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"This checkup is mandated particularly because the officer has had to eject from an airplane which would have put his entire body under great stress," Kapoor said.
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An earlier version of this article mischaracterized the level of experience of the person on rotation at Anna's 1-year checkup, who had not heard of CMV.
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On Friday, Uganda's Police Force said it had prevented Wine from traveling in order to give him a medical checkup to investigate allegations that he was tortured.
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You can find detailed guides online to help you, but at a minimum look for "privacy checkup" under the "help center" icon on your Facebook home page.
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Letter of Recommendation A few years ago, a friend of mine who teaches at a college in upstate New York went to the doctor for a checkup.
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His cancer wound up returning in 2015 after the cancer spread to his lungs — a diagnosis he found out during a routine checkup at the Princeton Longevity Center.
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Some bankers expressed frustration as Toshiba was supposed to have gone through a complete checkup of its financial health after the 2015 accounting scandal that tarnished its image.
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A doctor on staff prescribes the medication, usually Subutex, and the women must check in every week, at which point they also get a medical checkup and counseling.
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There's no further action users need to take regarding this event; users who want to review third party apps connected to their account can visit Google Security Checkup.
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Pichai maintained that Google does not sell data, and that its users have control over the data they share; Pichai touted Google's "privacy checkup" tool many times over.
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Notable, a new startup digitizing the checkup through automatic recording of doctor's visits and updating of electronic health records, is launching its first product for the Apple Watch.
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The company offers a quick Security Checkup, which lets you review the devices and apps that have access to your account and double-checks your account recovery method.
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During a checkup with my doctor, I sheepishly confessed to her that oftentimes after "rough sex" with my now ex-partner, I had found blood in my stool.
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The High Court on Tuesday ordered authorities to take Shahidul Alam to a state-run hospital for a checkup after the allegations that he was beaten in custody.
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"When I went for my post-op checkup four days later and took off the compression garment and saw the results, I just started to cry," she says.
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People who gained ObamaCare coverage in 2014 were more likely to have a regular doctor and an annual checkup than people who remained uninsured, a new study finds.
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The new capital standard would be called the 'stress capital buffer' and work in tandem with the annual Fed checkup on bank health known as the 'stress test'.
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In busy OB-GYN offices, a six-week postpartum checkup may be limited to a brief exam and a birth control prescription to help women space their pregnancies.
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If she visited another hospital, even for a checkup, they wouldn't get through her medical history before locking her up in a safe house for her own protection.
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Re "Spiced-Up Breast Milk's Benefits" (The Checkup, March 29): Eating a balanced diet makes sense of course, in utero and then breastfeeding for as long as possible.
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People should also get a checkup if they have ear drainage or bleeding because these symptoms aren't tied to impaction and may be an indication of other problems.
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The Checkup This month, the first group of babies in Puerto Rico known to have been exposed to the Zika virus in their first trimester are being born.
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Since these aren't just genetic tests looking at your ancestry, our hope is that 22019 or 10 years in the future this is part of your annual checkup.
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Unexpected news arrived six weeks later during her checkup; while examining her, her doctor said, "Well, I definitely see that there is another baby," she told ABC News.
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The investment checkup gives you a list of reports and graphs showing your portfolio's breakdown and more details on fund fees across all accounts, including non-retirement accounts.
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Dr. Conley at the time described it vaguely as an "interim checkup," but Mr. Trump has been unclear about his follow-up plans for a full physical examination.
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So far we have been able to manage his pain with medication, but at his checkup last year, when he turned 13, the vet had some sobering news.
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I had the option at our last checkup to get all of her shots then and I opted to do all of them in December, just in case.
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The Checkup A new statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents of young children to go for high-quality traditional toys rather than elaborate digital ones.
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Mr. Occhiuzzi estimated that about half of Italy's 25,000 bridges — many of them built in the 1950s and 1960s — could use a thorough checkup to ensure their safety.
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Nagrani was also moving up long-scheduled house calls — like 75-year-old Elyse Savage's annual checkup — in case the pandemic's spread precludes them in the coming weeks.
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"I missed my family," said Ms. Ekamrak, a soft-spoken woman, who was back at the prematernal home in early July for a checkup with her newborn daughter.
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"I should take her to the doctor this week for a checkup, but we don't have insurance, so it's just going to have to be cash," he said.
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The Checkup Parents can feel inadequate if they fall short of the idealized view of intensive parenting, in which they act directly and decisively in the child's life.
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The Checkup A presidential election offers many "teachable moments": a chance to explain democracy, the electoral process and even a certain amount of negative advertising and name-calling.
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Today, ProPublica is updating its Prescriber Checkup tool, which allows people to compare their doctors' prescribing patterns in Medicare to other providers in the same specialty and state.
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The Checkup Whether siblings are of the same sex or not can affect how much time children spend with their parents, romantic relationships and risk-taking, research shows.
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The Checkup Taking care of a young child can be the most fascinating thing in the world, but there are times, let's face it, when it is not.
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To Facebook's credit, its wider Privacy Shortcuts menu—accessible from the same dropdown as Privacy Checkup—offers links to some of the settings you may be looking for.
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Mosling, who evacuated inland this week, says she plans to bring Matthew back to her sanctuary, give him a checkup and will let him go if all is good.
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I think not just in the consumer office, but the Volcker Rule, how much cash banks have to have, the kind of checkup to make sure that they're healthy.
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The checkup goes well, but the vet suggests getting senior blood work soon to ensure we can take any preventative measures for run-of-the-mill elderly cat issues.
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Early in her pregnancy, Flores sought a pre-natal checkup at a municipal hospital in Venezuela's frontier state of Tachira only to be told that there was little point.
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In response to Kelly's questions, the man repeatedly said that he had never had anal sexual contact and had not been sexually active at all since his last checkup.
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Apple Watch Series 4 will also screen your heart rhythm for irregularities that appear to be atrial fibrillation, and it will send you alerts to go for a checkup.
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But jitteriness or jerky movements that continue over time and aren't in response to stimuli may mean there's a seizure problem or something else that requires an urgent checkup.
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Chip Gaines and his son Crew shared an adorable bonding moment during a checkup for the 11-week-old, where mom Joanna Gaines caught the sweet exchange on camera.
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The bottom line: Be transparent with your doctor about your marijuana use (along with tobacco and alcohol consumption), whether you're pregnant or just going in for an annual checkup.
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At the end of July I went for a routine checkup, before starting to design this tour and my doctor confirmed that my vocal cords were in perfect condition.
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After that, they attend a post-birth checkup, during which doctors can help to determine whether or not their bodies have healed enough for things like exercise and sex.
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The checkup will take less than a minute to review things like your two-step verification settings, account recovery information, and which apps have access to your Google account.
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Then, while getting a routine checkup at her gynecologist, Richardson told her doctor she had given birth to a stillborn baby, and investigators were subsequently tipped off July 14.
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TO THE EDITOR: Re "Alcohol's Parental Gateway" (The Checkup, April 26): I was born and raised in Italy where bread and wine are essential ingredients at the dinner table.
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Mr. Trump, 70, discussed the checkup results as the campaign of his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, released details of her own latest examinations after her recent bout of pneumonia.
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To do so, head over to "Settings", then "Privacy Shortcuts" then "Privacy Checkup", which gives you the chance to edit any of your profile information, in terms of privacy.
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But after reportedly urinating on himself and being placed on suicide watch, even if he gets out on bail, Pae can't leave Oahu* before undergoing a mental health checkup.
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The adorable son of Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis went in for a checkup recently, or so we surmised from this pic that popped up on his mom's Instagram.
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This is an example: My son, who's now 14 months, at his 12-month checkup, he was tested for high levels of lead, and I felt very, very alone.
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It's the 20033th version of the annual checkup for the planet and updates numerous global climate indicators such as polar ice, oceans and extreme weather events around the world.
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At the time, the White House described it as an "interim checkup," and since then, Mr. Trump has been vague about when he plans to complete his annual physical.
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The Checkup When worrying gets in the way of a child's functioning, parents need to get help rather than arranging the child's life to avoid the occasions of anxiety.
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Your Money Adviser The Internal Revenue Service is urging taxpayers to do a "paycheck checkup" to make sure they are having their employers withhold the correct amount of taxes.
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The Checkup More than 30 years ago, my toddler stood up in his stroller, evading the various belts and restraints, and took a dramatic header down onto the pavement.
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The doctors taking care of babies need to be more aware of the guidelines, he said, and parents should expect their sons to be fully examined at every checkup.
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Mary Louisa, who was 26 weeks pregnant, recently started experiencing contractions that are a hallmark of preterm labor but had not had a full prenatal checkup in a month.
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As Facebook begins to navigate new privacy laws, the company is updating its "privacy checkup" feature to make it easier for people to control how their data is used.
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Since landing on Mars in November 2018, NASA's InSight lander has been performing an extensive doctor's checkup on the red planet, revealing some results that surprised InSight's science team.
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When your pet needs a checkup or isn't feeling well, you can count on a vet tech to help you out when you first arrive at the veterinarian's office.
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The Checkup Parents often worry about whether their children are getting enough sleep, about issues like young children who wake too early and adolescents who resist waking at all.
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Mr. Thabane's press secretary said on Friday that the prime minister felt ill on Thursday evening and had left for neighboring South Africa to receive an emergency medical checkup.
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Regardless of what you may suspect, getting a thorough medical checkup is highly recommended to determine a specific and often correctable cause of diffuse hair loss, Dr. Bordone urged.
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There's now a very easy and secure way to check whether your password is one of those databases, in the form of a new Chrome extension called Password Checkup.
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Four decades later, for most women in the US, regardless of their insurance status, postpartum care still amounts to a single checkup at four to six weeks after delivery.
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The policy she had was from the same insurer that covers her now, but it did not pay for doctor visits, except for a yearly checkup and gynecological exam.
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Think about how many times you get your blood pressure taken: every time you go to the doctor, whether it's for a regular checkup or for something more serious.
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Mr. Wolf, who said doctors detected the cancer when "a regular checkup revealed abnormalities," is the second governor from a Mid-Atlantic state who has recently confronted a cancer diagnosis.
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Under the new rules in the Balearics, the bull will be submitted for a medical checkup after the fight and then returned to the ranch from where it was raised.
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She performed a particularly big yawn and there it was: a menacing red mass that hadn't been there a few weeks ago at her last checkup, but clearly meant business.
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The man, identified as Mr. C in some reports and Liu by Chinese papers, worked for Ciming Checkup, a medical services company, in south China's Guiyang as a sales person.
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But at her daughter Bethel's postnatal checkup in Gulu, Uganda, Warom knew exactly which method she wanted: Sayana Press, a three-month, progestin-only contraceptive shot that is self-injectable.
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"Her family in New York is making arrangements for her to come home, pending a medical checkup to ensure that her medical condition will allow her to fly," said Sarria.
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PITTSBURGH - Valentino, a five-month-old, two-toed sloth, passed his first checkup at his new home at the National Aviary, weighing in at a healthy 3.5 pounds (1.5 kg).
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After all, even the American Optometric Association acknowledges that eye health examinations are only necessary once every two years for healthy adults, not every time an eye checkup is needed.
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They will immediately receive a medical checkup from a flight surgeon and then carry out a set of tasks called field tests to mimic a landing on Mars, Robinson said.
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If you are getting solid, regular sleep at consistent hours and you still feel worn out, it's worth getting a checkup, Dr. Won said, to rule out other health problems.
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It cited the Acting Emiri Diwan Minister Mohammad Dhaifallah Sharar as saying that the 90-year-old Sheikh Sabah had gone through a medical checkup and the results were good.
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But Wednesday's report stopped short of drawing "a bottom line conclusion" — a point Powell reiterated in his remarks, adding that the semiannual survey should be viewed as a routine checkup.
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Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011, she meets the five-year definition of cancer-free but still goes in every three months for a checkup, and she's still on medication.
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Patients should discuss their home blood sugar testing needs at every checkup, advised Dr. Vanessa Arguello of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Your health plan must cover basic services, like drugs and hospitalization; basic preventive services provided by your doctor, like a checkup, a flu shot or a mammogram, can be free.
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The Checkup As cold season and flu season settle in, many parents worry about taking children to the doctor's office, and sitting in a waiting room full of sick children.
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The Checkup So the New Year is here, and my email is full of messages offering help with keeping resolutions, or advice about what to do about resolutions already broken.
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Afterward, she remembers her mother took her to a doctor for a checkup and a pregnancy test, and then to a psychiatrist, whom Sera remembered seeing multiple times a week.
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You're like a guy who goes in for a checkup and says: 'Funny how the doctor can check my prostate, but if I try to check his, I get arrested!
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The Checkup We want to believe we're raising our kids to think for themselves, and not to do dumb or unhealthy things just because the cool kids are doing them.
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The Checkup "Someone's menstrual period should not be impairing them from leading a normal life, because we have really good treatments for pain and for heavy bleeding," an expert says.
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The National Council on Aging offers suggestions on money management on its website, including an "economic checkup" tool and another that can help maximize public health, nutrition and housing benefits.
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The Checkup My daughter wanted brown hats with two stuffed drumsticks artfully positioned, one on each side — like wearing a roasted turkey, just out of the oven, on your head.
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The Checkup Parents may feel reluctant to give medications every day to a child who does not look immediately ill, but experts say they should talk with a doctor first.
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The Checkup Students take challenges along when they spend a semester abroad and need to be prepared to take care of themselves in a new setting and a new language.
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He said if he became the White House doctor he doubted that he would include in Mr. Trump's annual checkup any psychometric tests as a base line for potential dementia.
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" But on Monday, while Grisham continued to insist that Trump's visit was "routine," she called it a "checkup" and made no mention of it being part of Trump's "annual physical.
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In a statement late Monday night, the White House doctor said that the President underwent "a routine, planned" checkup and attributed "scheduling uncertainties" for keeping the trip off the record.
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The Checkup There is nothing like traveling with your adult children to make you feel dazzled and impressed that they are truly all grown up, competent citizens of the world.
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The Checkup My youngest child was starting sixth grade when we moved to New York City and, naturally, I worried about what challenges the big city might have in store.
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Department store chains Kohl's, Macy's and Dillard's reported second-quarter earnings on Thursday, offering a much-needed checkup on retail's health, heading into the busiest shopping periods of the year.
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The social network announced at the event Monday that it had overhauled its Privacy Checkup tool, which allows users to quickly tweak a range of data-sharing settings at once.
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The government-run insurer has a fee schedule that says exactly what doctors can bill for every visit or checkup — and usually ends up with lower prices as a result.
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C.J. says during a recent checkup they found out Todd was born with severe hip dysplasia, and vets say it's likely he won't be able to walk by age 1.
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Among the latest forays into this space, the $34-a-month Moonbox, billed as a "monthly checkup for the soul," entered the market in its current form earlier this year.
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Muqaddas Tawfeeq, who was eight months pregnant, was visiting a maternity clinic for a checkup when her mother appeared and "dragged her away" to her maternal home, her husband told CNN.
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Increased coverage During 23, the first year Obamacare health exchanges went into effect, insurance coverage increased by 265% among the chronically ill, and 21% more had a checkup, the study found.
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Since Password Checkup relies on sending your confidential information to Google, the company is keen to emphasize that this is encrypted, and that it has no way of seeing your data.
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Julie Venn is teaching her daughters that "strong is beautiful, and weight means nothing" — so she was frustrated when a nurse body shamed her 13-year-old during her yearly checkup.
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Immediately, the hospital staff whisked the newborn away to the neonatal intensive care unit for an evaluation, but after this initial checkup, she was deemed healthy and transferred to the nursery.
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After a routine checkup, her blood work led to a biopsy, which showed that she has adenocarcinoma, a type of cancerous tumor that can occur in several parts of the body.
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Though the test appears to have been a success, we won't know for sure until engineers give the engine a through checkup to see that nothing was damaged during the test.
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Again, i can't tell the Security Checkup feature that I'm okay with this, and to not warn me about the phone any more (or at least for some period of time).
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"He told me he was going to do a checkup on me, and that was the first day I was abused," she said, noting that he molested her hundreds of times.
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Each six-month checkup for ovarian cancer is followed by a CA-125 blood test that delivers false-positive results, followed by a second a few weeks later that is normal.
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The Checkup "The tablet itself made it harder for parents and children to engage in the rich back-and-forth turn-taking that was happening in print books," a researcher said.
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The Checkup "The evidence shows that what makes sports really fun for kids is trying hard, making progress, being a good sport, experiencing positive coaching," a doctor of sports medicine said.
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At a checkup 29 weeks into the pregnancy, her doctor discovered her blood pressure had shot up to a dangerously high 253/0003, and that she wasn't responding to hypertension medication.
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The Checkup Guilt can be a complicated element in the parent-child equation; we feel guilty, they feel guilty, we may make them feel guilty and then feel guilty about that.
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At this free annual event, a child can bring a favorite stuffed animal or doll to this Bronx hospital for a checkup, and even take home a teddy bear X-ray.
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The Checkup There was a getting-out-of-Dodge feeling as we boarded the airplane, although airplanes — with their recycled air — are very effective settings for the spread of respiratory infections.
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In a statement issued Friday, Uganda's Police Force said it had to prevent Wine from traveling in order to give him a medical checkup to investigate allegations that he was tortured.
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The Checkup The neonatal intensive care unit is a place full of tiny, vulnerable and critically ill infants; fearful and anxious parents; and busy doctors and nurses working to save lives.
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Perhaps the single most valuable message to emerge from studies of vision loss is the importance of having a thorough eye checkup at least once every two years, if not annually.
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It's a general checkup with different departments at the company to make sure we're all on the same page about deadlines and other things (like their guidelines about blood and gore).
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Don't ignore Chrome's new password checkup feature If you've logged in to any accounts on Google Chrome recently, you've probably noticed a new pop-up nagging you about your password security.
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"He had to go to a checkup on November 13st to present evidence that he had the necessary documents to travel, which he had," Lopez wrote in an email to CNN.
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What began as a routine checkup for bruises on her legs quickly evolved into extensive bloodwork, bone marrow tests and specialist visits to confirm a diagnosis of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML).
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And for about 32% of millennials, the recent market upheavals have actually prompted them to go in for a checkup or take care of a medical procedure they'd been putting off.
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It's a general checkup with different departments at the company to make sure we're all on the same page about deadlines and other things (like their guidelines about blood and gore).
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The firefighters reported each year to a single clinic in Indiana for a medical checkup that included the standard assessments of each firefighter's weight, cholesterol, blood sugar and other health data.
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The Checkup On bikes and scooters, "the best way to prevent an injury is to wear a helmet, and children need to follow the rules of the road," an expert says.
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" She penned a moving note to her late husband's fanbase, detailing how his illness was originally detected at an annual checkup and how, in the end, "he just ran out of time.
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Google says that it also monitors the dark web to some extent for collections of passwords — but most of the database that password checkup compares against comes from crawling the open web.
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I recently performed Google's "Privacy Checkup" to learn a bit more about what it knows about me, and was pretty surprised at the level of detail it had on my exact locations.
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For lots of people, going to the dentist is more like a scene from a horror film than a routine checkup, and it can cause intense and sometimes irrational feelings of fear.
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As reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, the 33-year-old mother, who had no idea anything was wrong, was in for a regular checkup when the rupture was detected.
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"The initial feeling, when I found out there was no heartbeat from the doctor in a routine checkup, was like, 'Okay, let's Olivia Pope the situation, let's fix it,' " said Lowes, 35.
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It was while he was getting a routine checkup before going on tour with the Stones that his doctor discovered "I had this supernova burning away on my left lung," Wood said.
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The Checkup feature also flagged a security issue because my account is associated with my Google Pixel XL – a phone I have around for testing purposes, but haven't used in a month.
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The night after the checkup, Stripe's implant apparently isn't fixed, and it gets glitchy, multiplying his visions of the woman (who is no longer somewhat chastely clad in lingerie but stark naked).
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"I've had many patients - displaced pregnant women who live in caves, walk five hours just to get a checkup and ultrasound," he said by phone from Armenia, site of the award ceremony.
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They are typically cleared with one six week, post-partum checkup, even though studies indicate — and any mother will tell you — it takes at least a year for your body to recover.
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The Checkup I saw one of the white-food kids a couple of weeks ago — a 9-year-old boy who lives on French fries, chicken fingers, white rice and white bread.
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Shares of Citizens Financial dropped 2 percent after 11 former and current branch employees said they falsely produced information regarding the bank's financial checkup program, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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In today's treatment landscape, it's typical for a primary care or GI physician to send a patient due for screening home from their checkup with a prescription for a colonoscopy in hand.
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The Checkup Schoolchildren who read and write at home with their parents may build not only their academic literacy skills, but also other important life and learning skills, a recent study found.
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CreditCreditKathryn Gamble for The New York Times MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — A newborn had arrived for his checkup, prompting Dr. Nicole Gastala to abandon her half-eaten lunch and brace for the afternoon crush.
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Sheryl Sandberg spoke at a private event in Davos and revealed that Facebook is rolling out a new privacy checkup to 2 billion people as part of efforts to be more accountable.
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At a checkup when my son was almost 5, the developmental pediatrician was brutally honest: She said she did not expect a child like mine to ever be able to live independently.
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The continental giant rabbit, Simon, which was bound for O'Hare, had a veterinary checkup three hours before takeoff from Heathrow Airport near London and was "fit as a fiddle," his breeder said.
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But two days later, the President's doctor described the hospital visit as an "interim checkup," a term physicians told CNN implies a separate visit that is not part of an annual physical.
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Initially, reports trickled out that Manziel had missed a concussion checkup at team headquarters on Sunday morning, and that the Browns could not reach him by phone to figure out what went wrong.
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A doctor who gave her a yearly checkup about 37 weeks before she gave birth wrote that there were no major changes in her health, according to medical records sent to the court.
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During her 36-week checkup, the 31-year-old found out she had high blood pressure and excessive swelling, and was advised by her maternal fetal medicine specialist to check into her hospital.
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The two-month-old cub, who is currently unnamed, was born at Australia's Perth Zoo to mom Anusha, 9, and dad Makula, 6, and recently had his first hands-on checkup with zookeepers.
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When the 43-year-old CBS morning anchor went in for a routine checkup with her dermatologist the week before Thanksgiving, she wasn't expecting to find out that she had melanoma in situ.
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A checkup of the FDA's voluntary prescribing training program this year found that only 37,517 doctors finished those programs in two years, far short of its goal of 80,000 prescribers during that time.
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The Checkup The college application process tends to press the when-I-was-your-age button in many of us parents, and bring on those monologues so universally beloved by our adolescent children.
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We broke the story ... Shaq's 18-year-old son -- one of the top college freshmen in the country -- learned about his medical condition during a routine checkup with team doctors earlier this year.
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I wasn't sleeping; I could barely speak; it was hard to convince myself to leave the house for the checkup — every nerve in my body was on edge, braced for the next disaster.
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The Checkup The early months as a baby grows can be hard on a parent's muscles, because none of that "weight lifting" is guided by the strengthening — or the safety — of the parent.
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The Checkup In a large Australian study, researchers found that baby boys born with undescended testes had a higher risk of health problems like infertility and cancer, especially if corrective surgery was delayed.
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But a thorough checkup by an ophthalmologist can detect them in their earliest stages, followed by treatment that can slow or halt their progression or, in the case of cataracts, restore normal vision.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An International Monetary Fund delegation visits Myanmar this week for an annual economic checkup of a country whose treatment of its Rohingya Muslim minority has put it in the international spotlight.
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Her photograph was taken, she underwent a quick medical checkup, and she was taken to a solitary cell, of a kind used to hold prominent politicians and business tycoons, to ensure their safety.
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Having to perform this kind of nerdy checkup may not be your idea of fun, but look at the bright side: It costs a lot less than visiting a doctor, accountant or mechanic.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is scheduled to undergo the second physical of his presidency on Friday, an annual checkup for a commander in chief who has maintained that he is the picture of stamina.
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If list-making is more than the patient can handle, another option is to do a "brown-bag checkup," in which the patient brings all pill bottles they are taking to each visit.
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The singer performed at the HOT 107.9 concert in Syracuse Thursday night and afterward said he was headed to the ER for a checkup ... something about staying strong following a string of shows.
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The hospital reported her to the state and not only did her baby have to stay in the hospital for five days, she was assigned a state case worker for a home checkup.
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Hundreds of millions of people visit the My Account dashboard each year, and "tens of millions" of people have used Google's Privacy Checkup, launched in 2015, to tailor their privacy settings step-by-step.
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Jackson has faced other hospitalizations, including last year where rumors of his death swirled after he was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital due to a high fever that occurred during a routine checkup.
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Depending on your insurance status, they can cost hundreds of dollars, so you may end up spending a lot of money — especially if you get an ultrasound during your annual checkup (as Pompeo suggested).
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She'd gone into the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for what was supposed to be a routine checkup when she was told that she'd have to stay there until a suitable heart transplant was found.
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When a patient came in for a general checkup, STD testing, or a consultation on how to prevent HIV infection, the appointment nearly always began with an interrogation into the young man's sexual history.
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On Wednesday, the company announced its new Password Checkup feature will automatically check all your saved passwords for security problems and alert you if passwords have been exposed in a third-party data breach.
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In the lawsuit -- obtained by TMZ -- Barker claims in June he went to The Medical Imaging Center in Santa Monica to receive an MRI as part of his routine checkup for his upcoming tour.
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Turning 40 is not just a milestone in life; it is a perfect time to conduct a personal financial checkup that doesn't require the assistance of any particular app or financial services company partner.
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Press secretary Stephanie Grisham said the 303-year-old president was "anticipating a very busy 2020" and wanted to take advantage of "a free weekend" in Washington to begin portions of his routine checkup.
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Press secretary Stephanie Grisham said the 73-year-old president was "anticipating a very busy 2020" and wanted to take advantage of "a free weekend" in Washington to begin portions of his routine checkup.
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Birth control is usually discussed in a checkup about six weeks after delivery, but a majority of women on Medicaid, which covers 57 percent of births in South Carolina, do not return, officials said.
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The company's new advice packages, which it introduced this week, are geared toward five distinct circumstances: "getting started" for $149; financial checkup or college planning ($199 apiece); marriage planning ($2401); and retirement planning ($2401).
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"I thought I was just going in to get a checkup and [the doctor] told me that I got cancer," Money said in a clip from season two of his reality show Real Money.
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The Checkup By the time my third child was born, I was in pediatric practice, advising new mothers about the American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines: exclusive breast-feeding for the baby's first six months.
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The Checkup Nearly two-thirds of mothers said they felt they had been criticized for their parenting decisions, according to a national poll released in June from the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital in Michigan.
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Arrested, released and continued seeing patients In June 2012, New York police were called to Hadden's clinic after a woman complained that he licked her vagina during a checkup, according to a police report.
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Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani underwent a six-week checkup on the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow on Thursday and has been cleared to resume throwing, the team announced.
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During his checkup, the doctor found a patch of red swelling on his right forearm, after which the man admitted he'd been injecting himself with his own semen using a hypodermic needle he purchased online.
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During a routine medical checkup three months ago ahead of their upcoming European tour, band physician Dr. Richard Dawood asked Wood if he could "go deeper" to check his heart, lungs and blood, he said.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) had attempted to contact 63,26 minors and their sponsors, an HHS official told Congress in April, as part of a routine checkup to look into their safety.
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As of Monday, users will be reminded by their News Feeds to take a "privacy checkup," Egan wrote in his blog, to ensure they are comfortable about what data they are sharing, and with whom.
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My Ob/Gyn has a great head of hair for a man his age, I remember thinking as I looked down between my legs, my feet in the stirrups at my six-week postpartum checkup.
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The Checkup It's a classic which-came-first question: Is the child not getting enough sleep because of problem behaviors, especially at bedtime, or is the child behaving problematically because of not getting enough sleep?
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The Checkup I would like to apologize to all the parents I mocked for taking videos at elementary school performances and soccer games a couple of decades ago when my children — and theirs — were young.
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While former President Barack Obama submitted his phone for security checks every month, President Trump has reportedly gone five months without sending his phone in for a security checkup, according to a report from Politico.
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Even before the trailer opens each day, the benches outside are full of people waiting for a checkup or a fresh supply of medicine for H.I.V. or the diseases that pounce on weakened immune systems.
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The Checkup The hardest thing about the is-my-kid-too-sick-to-go-to-school decision may be when parents have to make the call: It's usually during the family's tightly orchestrated morning routine.
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The Checkup When a toddler's pacifier falls out of his mouth and onto the ground, does it get confiscated and boiled by anxious parents or just licked off and reinserted by the more casually inclined?
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The Checkup The first time I got pregnant, I was a comparatively young mother, for my demographic: I was 25, in medical school, surrounded by classmates who, for the most part, were not reproducing yet.
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Mitchell soon realizes that her birth plan won't exactly go as she expected as her doctor tells her during a checkup that her baby is breached, meaning the baby's feet are at the birth canal.
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Use tools from Chrome Google's browser has a Password Checkup feature that automatically checks all your saved passwords for security problems and alerts you if passwords have been exposed in a third-party data breach.
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In April, Google shut down its Video Checkup service from its YouTube operation, which it launched in mid-2017 to let customers in Malaysia compare their provider's streaming capability in a specific spot with other carriers.
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"The fact that he touched on the heart and kind of kept emphasizing that — my husband went in for a full checkup two months later and he had a full, clean health of bill," she said.
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She says that, for some, a checkup with a doctor who might see their patients as "segments of a reproductive system instead of a whole person" can be alienating, and isn't worth the long wait time.
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He would want doctors on prescription apps use a phone's or computer's built-in camera for a brief patient interview, probing into the patient's medical history, and inviting him or her in for a routine checkup.
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In a letter from ProPublica editor-in-chief Stephen Engelberg posted online today, the organization says it discovered 25 percent of all page views for its Prescriber Checkup tool are related to widely abused prescription drugs.
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Wood told the Daily Mail's Event magazine in an interview that was published over the weekend that things were touch and go for a bit after doctors discovered a cancerous legion during a checkup in May.
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Google today is rolling out a revamped version of its longtime Security Checkup feature – a service that helps users make sure their Google accounts are safe by checking those items that could impact your account's security.
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Before, the Security Checkup would offer the same, passive checklist for everyone – meaning you'd have to go through each suggestion to make sure your account was safe, even if not all items would have impacted you.
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A woman who answered the telephone Tuesday afternoon at the office of Jin Yuping, the Ciming Health Checkup Center's human resources manager, said that Ms. Jin had left work and would not be available for comment.
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Sheikh, a tiny woman wearing a salwar kameez, showed up for her recent checkup, Dr. Udwadia grinned and reached across the table to shake her hand, unable to contain his excitement as he reviewed her tests.
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There are no good statistics on how long it takes a woman to recover from the egg donation procedure but in most cases, donors are scheduled for a post-op checkup a week after the process.
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After the video exams, 93 percent of patients felt the checkup met their needs; 92 percent felt the provider was familiar with their medical history; and 90 percent were confident in the quality of their care.
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In 2016, a bug was discovered in one of Clover's most important software projects, a system that was designed to rank members to call from sickest to healthiest and remind them to get an annual checkup.
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Even though he left his career in Cuba behind when he fled to the United States, the doctor said he mentioned his profession during his initial medical checkup when he arrived at Pine Prairie last year.
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Mr. C said in an interview in April that the company's human resources manager had complained that he dressed like a gay man and looked too "unhealthy" to be an employee for a health checkup company.
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The kid comes in for respite, and there's a health clinic where they'll immediately do a health checkup with the kid and see if there are any illnesses or medications they need to be concerned about.
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Much like Coster, Stallman had never had a serious medical episode in his life, much less visited a hospital for anything more serious than a checkup, but he signed up for an ACA-approved plan nonetheless.
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Seedling says other in-app experiences also include giving Parker a checkup, using 3D touch to help Parker to take deeper breaths and test lung capacity, and helping Parker fight a stomach bug by squashing stomach germs.
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LONDON, Oct 313 (IFR) - Coming up this week in global capital markets: QUARTERLY CHECKUP JP Morgan and Citigroup offer a first glimpse into how banks have fared in the third quarter when they release earnings on Friday.
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The privacy controls themselves haven't changed — users can still customize the audience for each post and run through a "privacy checkup" of their accounts — but the layout is cleaner and easier to navigate than the previous version.
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General Hifter's aides denied the reports, insisting that he had been hospitalized for a routine checkup, and they promised that he would soon be back in Benghazi, his eastern stronghold where he nurtured ambitions of national power.
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He wasn't diagnosed with microcephaly when he was born, nor did he have any obvious developmental issues at his two-month checkup, even though his mother had symptoms of the virus during the third trimester of pregnancy.
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Toyota will mail Prius owners a notice about the recall later this month, but you can also check online with your vehicle identification number to see if you need to bring your car in for a checkup.
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Facebook is calling the feature a "civic checkup" — it's basically just a list of elected representatives in the House and Senate, as well as previously elected local officials, but the page where it lives is currently down.
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It could be performed by a general practitioner during a routine checkup as a pre-screening, to help identify masses that need to be investigated further, just as it's used in India and other less developed countries.
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The Checkup In recent years, educators, pediatricians and parents have worried a great deal about bullying and the effects it can have on children, and the question of whether school programs and policies can make a difference.
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Mr. C, who was born a woman but says he has long considered himself a man, was dismissed from the Ciming Health Checkup Center in Guiyang, the provincial capital, in April 2015 after a one-week probation.
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The Checkup More than 40 years ago, my seventh grade English teacher began the year by telling us that we were definitely not allowed to read "The Catcher in the Rye" because we weren't "ready" for it.
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Thirty-four visits, or even 18, may be overkill, but this certainly is preferable to the care common in, say, Texas, where one-third of pregnant women don't get a single prenatal checkup in the first trimester.
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Additionally, it's a good idea to schedule a checkup with your primary care physician or healthcare provider about three to six months after making the change, to make sure your body is handling it well internally, Machowsky says.
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WASHINGTON -- Medicare&aposs financial problems have gotten worse, and Social Security&aposs can&apost be ignored forever, the government said Tuesday in an annual assessment that amounts to a sobering checkup on programs vital to the middle class.
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In its annual checkup of the U.S. economy, the IMF predicts 2.2 percent growth this year, down from 2.4 per cent in 2015, and lower than the 2.4 per cent growth it forecast in April for this year.
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Amid the stethoscoping and reflex-hammering of a routine checkup, the two men got to talking about polio, which was still a threat to the nation's youth, in spite of the discovery, the previous decade, of a vaccine.
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With that in mind, you can pay your astrologer a visit on your half birthday for a sort of astrological checkup, or a "half-solar return" chart reading as astrologer Bob Marks refers to it on his site.
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On Tuesday, the company is announcing "Password Checkup," which runs in Chrome all the time as you go about your daily web browsing, and checks passwords you enter on all sites against a database of known compromised passwords.
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By submitting to this pseudo-checkup from Dr. Mehmet Oz, Trump was able to drive a false narrative that had emerged from the fever swamps of the alt-right—Hillary's allegedly bad health—still further into the mainstream.
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Michael Addison, his pregnant wife Rudia Napier and their three kids were driving to Henderson Hospital for Napier's final checkup before her due date on June 8 when she unexpectedly went into labor, according to ABC affiliate KTNV.
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The American Cancer Society, which had earlier recommended that people 20 and older should have their skin examined as part of a regular checkup, responded to Tuesday's news by saying that it does not advise getting annual exams.
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Among kids initially diagnosed with high blood pressure, the diagnosis was confirmed at a follow-up checkup for 2.3 percent of patients with mild hypertension and 11.3 percent of youth with more severe cases, the study also found.
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Make sure you choose a plan that offers what is called "minimal essential coverage," which means it complies with the requirements of the Affordable Care Act and covers free preventive care like an annual checkup and birth control.
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Rothberg, the Cleveland Clinic physician, wrote a journal article about his father's experience a decade ago, when an annual checkup triggered a number of follow-up tests that cost $50,000 and ended up doing more harm than good.
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That's why pediatricians check this so compulsively, in the delivery room, in the nursery, and at every checkup, and it's one reason experts emphasize the importance of including the genital exam every time a boy has a physical.
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One twin weighed a single pound more than the other at their 25-year checkup, and Mom received a lecture about the heavier child's weight and diet, despite the fact that she and her sister looked, well, identical.
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The Checkup All the world's a beach, and the men and women merely sunbathers, as Shakespeare put it, in that famous speech about remembering to use sunscreen with a high enough SPF, and to reapply regularly after swimming.
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As if spending a few minutes to get your baggage stamped wasn't enough, passengers were required to go through the entire security checkup process if they or the security officially missed to add a tag to the baggage.
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This is one you shouldn't ignore: The new feature will suggest stronger passwords for your accounts, and it will even run a checkup on your current passwords so you can be better protected in the next big breach.
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She encourages doctors to look at the 1-year-old checkup as a parallel to the strange situation, in which a young child will be predictably stressed, and the doctor can observe the child's response, and the parent's.
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The idea now filling Powerpoints is this: A flu-sickened patient, either unable or unwilling to see a regular doctor, schedules a quick video checkup, loves the experience, and then comes back for more medical care on demand.
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In an ongoing study in Ireland, which has the same six-week checkup recommendation as we have in the U.S., women were asked three months after delivery if they'd resumed some form of sexual activity, and 22% still hadn't.
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You're going to be in and out of the vet's office a lot in the first 20 weeks of the puppy's life anyway, so talk to the vet the next time you visit for a routine checkup or vaccination.
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In May, Howard, 65, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter and revealed that he spent much of 2016 and 2017 going back and forth for testing after his doctor discovered a low white blood cell count during a regular checkup.
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Cover: Physician's assistant Ryan Conrad listens to patient America Montes, 8-months-old, as her mother Nancy Espino, left, holds her hand during a well-baby checkup at the Denver Health Sam Sandos Westside Health Center January 25, 2018.
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Her regular trips to the hospital would gradually decrease, dwindling to only a checkup every few months, but until Fatima was given the all-clear and Mediyah felt her daughter was safe, she was determined to stay in Damascus.
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The Exam On a Tuesday morning before work, I stopped by Warby's brightly-lit Brooklyn location for an eye exam and checkup — this was set up for me by the Warby Parker team for the purpose of this review.
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The Checkup When you sing a lullaby to your baby, you convey love and language and dreams of the future — and also, of course, you are trying to help your baby to a more immediate future of being asleep.
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When you run the checkup with the Facebook app, it quickly walks you through the people you share your posts with by default, the information you show on your profile and the apps that you share your data with.
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On your local computer, Password Checkup removes the only key it is able to decrypt, your private key, leaving your Google-key-encrypted username and password, which can be compared to the Google-key-encrypted database of bad credentials.
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While the tool was rolled out to users in some countries last summer, it's not yet available in the US. Facebook's new Privacy Checkup doesn't represent a major shift in how the company allows users to control their information.
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He is particularly fond of posting candid snapshots of himself — sitting on the ground slurping up street noodles, swathed in a medical gown receiving a checkup, watering plants in a public garden and even taking selfies during a regional summit meeting.
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On the flipside, 2627% of chronically ill patients continued to lack insurance, 22013% did not have a checkup, 0003% did not visit a physician, and 2000% lacked a personal physician one year after the implementation of Obamacare, the researchers found.
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The next day, as the mother rested, a nurse came to take her son away for what Melton thought was a routine postnatal checkup – "checking blood-type, weight gain, that type of thing" – and told her to get some sleep.
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By contrast, if you're on a number four Life Path and make risky decisions, splurge on unnecessary expenses, or skip your annual medical checkup, Bender says you're likely to feel out of your element and more than a little aimless.
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At a 20-week checkup, their doctor informed Johnson East that her baby had underdeveloped and dilated kidneys, as well as a two- rather than three-vessel umbilical cord, which carries an increased risk of stillbirth and pre-term labor.
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Released in 2013, Prescriber Checkup catalogs the prescribing habits of hundreds of thousands of doctors in the US. Its focus was to provide reporters with data to find out which doctors were prescribing painkillers and antipsychotic drugs in dangerous quantities.
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The statement also said Liu had a history of hepatitis B before imprisonment and prison authorities had provided him with an annual physical examination as well as monthly checkup -- and no abnormal conditions had been found before the recent diagnosis.
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The company has started to automatically offer outside resources for users who flag a nude photo of themselves on the site, and has been providing a photo privacy checkup feature to give users more information about who can view their photos.
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Beyond your annual checkup, it's a good idea to check your report if you're about to take out a loan for a major purchase (such as a new home or car), as well as to lower your risk for identity theft.
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In the report, former and current employees across five states claimed they would write random names of customers and say the customer either didn't buy any new products at a "Citizens Checkup" or never showed up for the fake meeting.
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The new settings build on the "Security Checkup" introduced last fall by offering personalized recommendations designed to help users improve the security of their accounts; for example, users could be reminded to remove unverified applications allowed to access their account data.
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Dr. Arnaud Fontanet, one of three senior authors of the Guillain-Barré study, explained the results by pointing out that researchers had used blood samples taken in a three-month checkup, so the concentration of antibodies would have gone down.
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However, 41 percent of participants said they preferred an in-person visit, 24 percent expressed concern about making their home or video visit space presentable for the checkup, and 21 percent of patients worried they might not get adequate treatment.
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The Checkup Whooping cough is a disease that I take somewhat personally, because I managed to contract it as an adult — in the line of pediatric duty, of course — and I am here to tell you that it was extremely unpleasant.
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The fast way happens as a series of lurches: eyes occlude, hearing dwindles, a hand trembles where it hadn't, a hip breaks—the usually hale and hearty doctor's murmur in the yearly checkup, There are some signs here that concern me .
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"We're not going to get into security and movement protocols when it comes to the President, but as my statements said he's in good health and it was a routine checkup as part of his annual physical," Grisham told CNN.
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Google has been warning about reused passwords in a separate browser extension or in its password checkup tool, but the company is now baking this directly into Chrome to provide warnings as you log in to sites on the web.
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When we returned to Alaska this past summer, at Anna's 1-year checkup, the third-year medical student on rotation from the University of Washington — the nation's No. 1 medical school for primary care — had never heard of my daughter's virus.
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The RAM clinic provides a range of dental services, from cleanings to fillings—RAM said there were 26 dentists, two oral surgeons, and three hygienists present throughout the weekend—and Kevin said he was just getting a routine dental checkup.
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The going rate for an uncomplicated vaginal birth is about $13,500, the Texas Medical Association reports; that sum typically covers all of a patient's normal care — a dozen or so prenatal exams, labor and delivery, and a single postpartum checkup.
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The Checkup What does the child who can't say goodbye to a parent without breaking down have in common with the child who is cripplingly terrified of dogs and the one who gets a bad stomach ache reliably on Monday morning?
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But in an interview published Tuesday, the Dancing With the Stars host, Fox NFL sideline reporter, and former ESPN anchor opened up to Sports Illustrated's The MMQB about her condition, which was discovered during a checkup in September, right after the settlement.
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Jazmine's pediatrician said she noticed black bruising around Jazmine's eyes at a checkup July 10 and told the parents they must take her to an ER immediately, but they "expressed no interest" in emergency care and said they'd take her home to recover.
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Nest, of course, would prefer that users instead migrate to a Google account to take advantage of Google's own security protections, which offer a variety of methods for authorizing your account, and other benefits, like suspicious activity detection and its "Security Checkup" feature.
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Multiple outlets have reported that the object is a heart monitor, but before you freak out, a source told Entertainment Tonight that the actor wore the gadget as part of a simple "routine checkup" and said nothing about any life-threatening conditions.
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When you are provided with your personalized recommendations, which only you can see, you then have the option to learn more information; mark the recommendations as completed, if you already have done some of them; or set checkup reminders to schedule future tests.
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There are no specifics in it because the company wanted to avoid giving hackers hints about what was wrong with the account, and the company concluded that the extra click required to get to the checkup was a security feature in this case.
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The "Privacy Checkup" card explained how to manage settings in three steps: choose your audience for posts, review which profile info you want to share and who gets to see it, and review and remove apps or websites you've logged into Facebook with.
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Gillespie describes her children, whom she co-parents, as "secure and happy" kids who are "doing well at school" and have no mental-health struggles that she knows of — "But that doesn't mean they don't need a mental health checkup," she notes.
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"Rather than try to get pregnant with zero guidance, all people should get a pre-conception checkup and be taught about what they can do to promote lifelong health in their future offspring, and it certainly starts with the parents," she said.
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Colorado employers were shocked to learn they were paying nearly eight times what the federal government did for outpatient services like an emergency room visit, an X-ray or a checkup with a specialist at Colorado Plains Medical Center, northeast of Denver.
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The Checkup Feeding a hungry baby can seem like one of the most basic tasks of parenthood, but right from the beginning, the way an individual baby eats, gains weight and grows is a complicated parent-child mix of behavior and biology.
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"This past Saturday afternoon the President traveled up to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for a routine, planned interim checkup as part of the regular, primary preventative care he receives throughout the year," Physician to the President Dr. Sean Conley said.
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When Privacy Checkup was first created in 2014, it focused on only three areas: who could see your posts, what kind of information was on your profile, and the third-party apps, such as mobile games, that had access to your Facebook data.
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Stern, 65, reveals in his new book, Howard Stern Comes Again, excerpted in The Hollywood Reporter, that he spent much of 2016 and 2017 going back and forth for testing after his doctor discovered a low white blood cell count during a regular checkup.
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Facebook offers "Privacy Checkup," a feature designed to help users adjust their settings to knock off unwanted third-party apps, make changes to who can see their photos and other information, and even change the privacy settings of past content in one fell swoop.
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Becoming a mom helped me find both inner and outer confidence, and I knew that no matter where I wore that tutu (to a newborn checkup or to work — hey, it fit within my company's dress code), I owned the power I felt in it.
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Those include reviewing the permissions screen before giving access to a non-Google app and using the company's Security Checkup tool to check what devices have logged into your account, which third-party apps have access to your Gmail, and what permissions those apps have.
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He also said it reminded him to take his meds whenever he looked at his wrist, and that after a while, he noticed his resting pulse was higher when taking his meds regularly—a tidbit he could ask his doctor about during his next checkup.
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The truth is, despite the fact that the six-week mark is when doctors generally give the go-ahead for postpartum sex, many, if not most, women* seem to feel as I did about getting back into it at the time of their postpartum checkup.
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In December of that year, during my annual checkup while I was home from college, my doctor — a Cuban man then in his early 50s — showed me a framed photo of a banner he and other men had hung off a Miami expressway overpass.
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Titled "We Can Find Beautiful Things Without Consciousness," the one-minute-and-25 second vignette debuted on Purple's television website in February, with offbeat footage ranging from close-ups of a routine dental checkup to moody moving images of Dot's polka-dot patterned bottle.
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Rooby Thomas, who oversees care of Jarawa patients at a hospital near the reserve, saw the baby when his mother brought him in for a checkup and was so alarmed when she saw his skin tone that she set up a screen to hide him.
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Connecting an app to Google is supposed to return a permission screen that alerts users if an app is requesting the ability to view inbox messages, like this: To see which apps you've given email permissions to, you can use Google's Security Checkup for Gmail.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - At least seven people were killed and 12 others injured on Wednesday after suspected gang members attacked a hospital in the capital in a bid to free a jailed associate who went there under police supervision for a checkup, officials said.
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The welter of onboard sensors, Mr. Buczkowski said, could turn the car into a four-wheeled digital stethoscope that compiles a continuous record of your condition, generating a more accurate assessment of your health compared with the snapshot of a once-a-year checkup.
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The Checkup Did you conscientiously buy dolls for your son and trucks for your daughter, or did you try to avoid the whole thing and give them both gender-neutral artisanal wooden objects, only to be shanghaied by the princess industry and superhero underpants?
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The Checkup When I wrote about fending off math anxiety last month I learned both from the experts I interviewed and from people to whom I happened to mention the topic that math anxiety is found across all lines of gender, ethnicity and educational background.
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The Checkup True bilingualism is a relatively rare and a beautiful thing, and by "true," I mean speaking two languages with the proficiency of a native — something most of us will only dream of as we struggle with learning languages in school and beyond.
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It started as the "Password Checkup" extension for desktop versions of Chrome, which would audit individual passwords when you entered them, and several months later it was integrated into every Google account as an on-demand audit you can run on all your saved passwords.
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It still remains unclear if those smaller regionals will have to comply with the Fed's yearly checkup next year, but Quarles said he hopes for those banks that will be moving to stress tests every two years 2019 will be an "off-cycle" year.
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Ask any doctor, paramedic, or EMT and they will tell you of stories of patients who couldn't afford a checkup and let their treatable condition get worse and worse until they ended up in the emergency room for something way more expensive than the original problem.
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We got Jessica -- flanked by fellow co-star and bf Cody Nickson -- outside Clifton's Thursday night in downtown L.A. for the "Big Brother" cast party and our guy tried digging about her controversial schtick -- approaching unsuspecting houseguests from behind and surprising them with a 2-finger checkup.
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Google has a password manager that syncs across Chrome and Android, and now the company is adding a "password checkup" feature that will analyze your logins to ensure they haven't been part of a massive security breach — and there have been oh so many of those.
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In the case of the extension, passwords were hashed and encrypted before being sent to Google: Since Password Checkup relies on sending your confidential information to Google, the company is keen to emphasize that this is encrypted, and that it has no way of seeing your data.
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Physicians usually check patients' ears during an annual checkup, so if you do happen to be an earwax overproducer, the doctor may recommend using over-the-counter drops, rubbing alcohol, or baby oil that can soften it so that it comes out more easily on its own.
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Today's issue of JAMA is devoted to conflicts of interest in medicine and includes a viewpoint on what ProPublica has learned by publishing Dollars for Docs and a related tool called Prescriber Checkup, which compares doctors to their peers based on how they prescribe drugs in Medicare.
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This is what is now called capitation, an ungainly name for a system in which a medical provider is paid a fixed amount per patient—these days, it is typically upward of ten thousand dollars a year—whether that person needs expensive surgery or just a checkup.
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For years she went to one of those clinics in Manhattan for her yearly checkup with what she calls a "rotating cast of characters"—"You see the dentist there for like three minutes, they'd say, 'Oh, looks good, bite for me, great' then they'd leave," she says.
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Manager Joe Maddon said he never thought of activating Schwarber until the middle games of the National League Championship Series in Los Angeles, when Epstein told him that Schwarber had made so much progress by his six-month checkup that doctors had cleared him to hit.
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After 20 years of resisting medication and being told my cholesterol numbers were so off the chart I was at extreme risk for a heart attack, I was told at my last checkup that my 10-year risk for a heart attack was only 9 percent.
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In another security-related improvement, Google also said it would introduce to its password manager a new feature called Password Checkup that will tell you if any of your passwords are weak, whether you've reused them across multiple sites or if Google has discovered they've been compromised.
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Dr. Richard Golden, a member of the Pediatric Ophthalmology Associates of Ohio and chairman of the public information committee at the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, urges parents to get their children screened for vision problems prior to the mandated checkup usually required for enrollment in kindergarten.
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Not only do fertility trackers motivate you to log your body's rhythms and changes throughout the month, but they can help you see larger patterns in your cycle, too — and that's info that your doctor will love to have on hand the next time you're in for a checkup.
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This time, advocates are armed with new evidence that the current voluntary guidelines don't work: A checkup of the FDA's voluntary prescribing training program this year found that only 37,21625 doctors finished those programs in two years, far short of its goal of 2900,220006 prescribers during that time.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times FORT YATES, N.D. — Arlene Grey Bear took Lucky and Rue and Kennedy to the rodeo grounds in Fort Yates, N.D., on the Standing Rock Reservation — Lucky and Rue, her ponies, for a checkup, Kennedy, her 16-year-old granddaughter, to help.
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Then in July, Shawn revealed on her YouTube channel that their doctor informed her at a 20-week checkup that their baby had underdeveloped and dilated kidneys, as well as a two rather than three-vessel umbilical cord, which carries an increased risk of stillbirth and pre-term labor.
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S. economy growing modestly, labor market still tight -Fed report 4/ PAIN MANAGERS INDEX Manufacturing surveys will offer a checkup on Asia's trade-war wounds, with the consensus forecast for a seventh straight month of shrinking factory activity in China, pressured by sluggish domestic demand and limp exports.
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One concerned man said his dog Max had been hit by a car a few days earlier, and he relinquished the limping pet to PETA for an overnight checkup in Norfolk, with the promise that they'd have him back by the time his son got out of school the next day.
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Louise Matsakis at Wired explains the changes: When Privacy Checkup was first created in 2014, it focused on only three areas: who could see your posts, what kind of information was on your profile, and the third-party apps, such as mobile games, that had access to your Facebook data.
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Two of my friends at work aged out of their health insurance in the last few months and I remember them both frantically scheduling as many checkup doctors' appointments as they could in their last month of being insured, because who knows when they'll be able to afford it again.
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Ideally, the partner comes to the six-week checkup, as well as all of the preceding Ob/Gyn appointments, so they can understand what her body is going through (and has been through), and how her hormones are more geared to nursing than more procreating, which results in a temporarily depressed sex drive.
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As part of the settlement, Facebook had to agree to several measures of transparency about user privacy, including "giving consumers clear and prominent notice and obtaining their express consent before sharing their information beyond their privacy settings," preventing anyone from accessing data from deleted accounts, and getting a third-party privacy checkup every two years.
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A transplant from this donor offered the tantalizing possibility of curing both Mr. Castillejo's cancer and the H.I.V. When Dr. Gabriel called with the news in the fall of 2015, Mr. Castillejo was on the top deck of one of London's iconic red buses, on his way to see his general practitioner for a checkup.
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In an Instagram post, the prolific television producer, who is behind shows like "Glee" and the "American Horror Story" franchise, said his 4-year-old son, Ford Theodore Miller Murphy, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma two years ago after his doctor found an abdominal tumor the size of a tennis ball during a routine checkup.
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The Checkup When a child has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, it affects everybody in the family, said Dr. Mark Bertin, a developmental pediatrician in Pleasantville, N.Y. Parents need to understand the nature of A.D.H.D., he said, and appreciate that it affects "a host of self-management skills," which play out in school but also in daily home routines.
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But combine it with the story you posted from the hospital you visited for a checkup, and the selfie you made the next day at a sports stadium, and the story from the vegetarian restaurant you ate at, and so on, and an intimate picture of your life and interests begins to emerge over weeks and months.
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By that same year, those Arkansans and Kansans were 16.7 percent more likely than those Texans to have a usual doctor, 8.63 percent more likely to say they'd had a checkup in the past year, 11.2 percent more likely to get care for a chronic condition and 5.1 percent more likely to say they were in "excellent" health.
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The Checkup With Dr. T. Berry Brazelton's death this week, a little shy of his 100th birthday, obituaries have commented on his prominence as "America's pediatrician," on his many honors, which include recognition for his work with diverse populations around the world, and on his extraordinary ability to connect with infants and also with their parents.
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They included a man with nausea, diarrhea and overall weakness who said he had felt too weak to drive to his regular doctor's office; a woman who had suffered a stroke and could not be easily moved; and a woman with a spinal cord injury who uses a wheelchair and who was due for a checkup.
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One woman said that when her pregnancy test came back positive, ICE facility staff gave her a "diet for health" label to wear on her ID. An obstetrics-trained nurse in West Texas told BuzzFeed News that some detained pregnant women are transported to her clinic for one checkup during their time there, often in their second or third trimester.
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"May 22, 2014: "Over the next few weeks, we'll start rolling out a new and expanded privacy checkup tool, which will take people through a few steps to review things like who they're posting to, which apps they use, and the privacy of key pieces of information on their profile [...] Everything about how privacy works on Facebook remains the same.
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He filed his case in March with a labor arbitration committee in Guiyang, the provincial capital, after the Ciming Health Checkup Center dismissed him last year after a brief probation period on the grounds that he dressed like a gay man and would strike customers as "unhealthy," Mr. C quoted a human resources manager as saying in an earlier interview.
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A 2012 Senate Report found that 17 million low-income children had received no dental care in 2009; that one fourth of adults in the U.S. ages 85003 and older had lost all of their teeth; and that low-income adults were almost twice as likely as higher-income adults to have gone without a dental checkup in the previous year.
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In concert with the study, Google says it's releasing two new features for the Password Checkup extension, including the ability for users to submit comments should they run into any issues with the tool, as well as the ability to opt-out of telemetry data the extension collects, including the number of alerts a user receives and whether it prompted a password change.
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The Checkup When my son first negotiated for the right to take the New York subway to school alone, I thought I was agreeing that he could take a very particular train from one specific stop to another specific stop at certain times of day (and after all, if he didn't arrive, I thought, the school would know something was wrong).
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Even for a routine checkup, both women must put their farm work aside for the day, walk three hours up and down a steep hillside, and put up with taunts from neighbors who see their medical trips as an indulgence, a way of avoiding work — or worse, a sign that they are failing their one job as dutiful wives: bearing more children.
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In an interview with The Verge, Huawei chief security officer for the United States Andy Purdy acknowledged that, politically, it's been difficult to have conversations with lawmakers about a potential path for Huawei to continue operating in the United States, but says "there are probably a number of different ways" that a risk mitigation system could work, whether as some sort of government-monitored checkup or an audit from a third party.
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" Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories The reality star revealed that she and Tanner recently took Brooks for his four-month checkup, and were "crushed to find out he's in the 5th percentile and that the ped was very concerned about his weight gain.
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