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Have a healthy Thanksgiving

Melissa Bess, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, Camden County; Edited by Jessica Kovarik, RD, LD, former Extension Associate, University of Missouri Extension Thanksgiving is usually...

Try something new with your turkey leftovers

Adapted by Jessica Kovarik, RD, LD, former Extension Associate; Based on material by Susan Mills-Gray and Tammy Roberts, MS, RD, LD, Nutrition and Health...

Purchasing, thawing and cooking your turkey

Adapted by Jessica Kovarik, RD, LD, former Extension Associate, from materials written by Tammy Roberts, MS, RD, LD, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, University...

Cook and freeze now to avoid holiday stress

One way to prevent holiday stress is to prepare some of the food ahead of time and freeze it. From casseroles to cookies you...

Tips to tell difference between flu and colds

Robert Thomas, former Information Specialist, Cooperative Media Group, University of Missouri Extension The flu season has many people worried about coming down with illness. However,...

Take steps to offset soaring heating costs

Robert Thomas, former Information Specialist, Cooperative Media Group, University of Missouri Extension Keeping warm air inside and the cold air out can be relatively inexpensive,...

Pre-diabetesan early warning sign for diabetes

November is American Diabetes Month Gail Carlson, MPH Ph.D., former State Health Education Specialist, University of Missouri Extension Pre-diabetes is a condition people may have before...

Holiday entertaining without breaking your budget

Damaris Karanja, MA, Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, St. Louis County, University of Missouri Extension As the holiday season approaches, many of us have holiday...

When stress is not normal

November 5, 2014 is National Stress Awareness Day Mary Gosche, Human Development Specialist, Cape Girardeau County and Southeast Region, University of Missouri Extension Everyone has stress...

Carbon monoxide dectectors should be replaced every five years

Eileen Yager, Communications Officer, Extension & Ag Information, University of Missouri Homeowners may be surprised to learn that they need to replace the carbon monoxide...

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