Health experts share their advice about eating fresh produce and protecting yourself against illness as cases of the "explosive diarrhea" parasite spread across more than 30 states. Plus, a 101-year-old who still works as a journalist shares her three longevity tips, and a sports medicine doctor details the "power" method to building muscle.
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Cases of the “explosive diarrhea” parasite known as cyclosporiasis have been detected across more than 30 states, leading to widespread concern. It's typically spread through fresh produce like salad greens and raspberries, but no definitive source of the current outbreak has been identified yet. Here's what experts recommend to protect yourself.
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Eileen Lavine is a 101-year-old editor in New York City who has reported for papers in Massachusetts, worked at The New York Times and written radio scripts. Lavine, who still lives independently in her own apartment, shared three tips for longevity, including a daily habit that keeps her mentally sharp.
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In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a sports medicine doctor reveals why his “power” method is the key to building a lasting strength routine.
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Good news: DSW is celebrating its 35th anniversary and giving TODAY readers an exclusive 25% discount on select styles. Tune in to the show to see the picks Shop TODAY executive editor Adrianna Brach says are worth shopping.
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This lemon chicken orzo from singer and television personality Tamar Braxton features a garlicky sauce and comes together quickly for the ideal weeknight meal.
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