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Food insecurity, as defined by the United States Department of Agriculture, is the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods to all family members at all times. The extent can vary from reductions in dietary quality and variety to changes in eating patterns, …

We usually think of spring as gardening season, but there are plenty of ways for gardeners to make the most of their outdoor space in summer too. These heat-tolerant plants will soak up the sun’s rays ad flourish even in scorching summer temperatures.

The Vatican says Pope Francis' condition is stable and is following the regular post-operative course of recovery following a three-hour operation to remove intestinal scar tissue and repair a hernia in his abdominal wall. The Vatican says he is drinking liquids, received the Eucharist and even made a phone call Thursday. Most of the day, though, was spent resting. Doctors say Wednesday’s operation was successful and there were no complications or other pathologies discovered. The pontiff is expected to remain in the 10th-floor papal suite at the Gemelli hospital for several days, and all papal audiences have been canceled through June 18.

Skincare is a never-ending exercise in patience and in grace. Those of us with sensitive skin know that forethought and research have to go into every purchase and every new product and when it comes to sun-screen, finding the perfect formula can be a challenge, especially if you’re prone to…

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Summer can bring scorching temperatures that leave responsible dog owners wondering when it’s too hot to take their pup on a walk. Dogs tend to overheat more quickly than humans, so paying careful attention to the temperature and your dog’s body language is essential.

When walking your dog in the summer, it’s important to keep the warning signs of overheating in mind, especially with dog breeds that have short noses or thick coats. If you follow a few simple safety tips, your dog can enjoy the long summer days and all the extra evening walks that come with the season.

With longer days and warmer temperatures, summer is the perfect season to spend some extra quality time outside with your four-legged friend. But on sweltering days, following a few safety tips can help keep your dog safe. Here’s what you need to know about walking your dog in hot weather.

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