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“ Pull a large pair of rubber gloves over your woolen ones. They can keep your gloves dry for shoveling snow or making snowballs. ”
“ A Washington University study found that within a 24-hour cycle, it's normal for your core body temperature to lower or rise from the average 98.6o F. So if the thermometer reads a little high (or low), it doesn't necessarily mean you have a cold or flu virus. ”