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Tips for keeping Thanksgiving safe

November 19, 2020

For those who plan to gather for Thanksgiving, experts at OMRF offer advice to minimize the risk of spreading Covid-19.

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Mythbusters: Turkey doesn’t really make you sleepy

November 19, 2018

Most of us blame our drowsiness on the delicious turkey at the center of the holiday smorgasbord. But is there any truth to this poultry’s nap-inducing reputation?

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For a healthy holiday, add some color to your Thanksgiving dinner

October 21, 2016

Adding fruits and veggies to your plate can help reduce excess calories.

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Give your Thanksgiving an Italian accent

November 23, 2015

Spread out your feast into courses to avoid overeating.

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What is the impact of the holiday binge?

November 24, 2014

Are there long-term effects from occasional overeating?

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There’s more to Thanksgiving drowsiness than turkey

November 22, 2013

Carbs, not tryptophan, are to blame for many post-meal naps.

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