Q: I read that the SPF number on sunscreen products refers to only one of the two types of sunlight. I'm confused. Can you clarify?
A: The sun emits UVB and UVA radiation, the two types of sunlight
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Q: I have a problem with my mom I am not sure how to deal with. She is 85 years old and still in pretty good shape. She lives alone and is able to manage most of her daily chores.
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Some drink green tea for the taste. Some drink it for the health benefits. Some drink it because doctors say they should. "I started drinking it because I read a book by Dr. Andrew Weil,
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"Journey to the Center of the Earth" opened to fairly bad reviews last week and indifferent box-office, but it's just about perfect entertainment for younger kids.
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TRUMBULL — To Rebecca Buck, animals can teach people plenty.
"People are generally greedy," the Madison Middle School seventh-grader said recently.
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DANBURY — A science lab, a stable and an art studio are just some of the places you'll find high school seniors who have discovered their passions, something educators say is rare in teenagers
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TRUMBULL — When he turned 18 last year, Kevin Collins knew exactly how to make sure his newly adult voice was heard.
He signed up to vote.
"I mailed it in," the Milford resident said.
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