Lifestyle & Trends - Seasonal

Tell diabetes 'not me' this winter and holiday season

Each winter, the cold weather and holiday festivities can bring special challenges to the nearly 26 million Americans living with diabetes - and the 79 million with prediabetes who are at grave risk of developing it. With the season fast approaching, experts caution people with diabetes and prediabetes to take extra care to avoid cold-related illnesses, stay physically active and maintain a proper diet during holiday gatherings and the long winter months.

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The heat is on: Five getaways to kindle the romance

Romance is in the air. Whether you are celebrating Valentine's Day, planning a honeymoon, or just looking for a fun getaway with your better half, these trip ideas are guaranteed to ignite a spark.

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Safeguard your privacy while shopping online this holiday season

With each passing year, more Americans turn to the Internet to do their holiday shopping. In fact, more than 52 million people shopped online from work during last year's holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. While many consumers are familiar with shopping online, it's still important to take some necessary precautions to protect your privacy.

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Impress your guests with holiday etiquette 101

You've spent the entire day in the kitchen cooking the perfect holiday meal. But it's an hour before your guests arrive and you find yourself standing in front of the table listening to that little nagging voice inside your head asking questions about how to set the table. Here are tips from an etiquette expert.

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On Valentine's Day, tradition beats tech for your sweetheart's gift

Like most things in modern life, romance has gone online. People update their love lives by setting their status to "in a relationship," "engaged" or "it's complicated" and online dating is now as common as getting set up by friends - if not more so. However, when it comes to telling your special someone how you feel about them on Valentine's Day, think traditional, rather than digital.

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