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Sleep is a Superpower: K-State kicks off Living Well Wednesday spring series

Monthly webinars also feature women’s health topics By Pat Melgares, K-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. –

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WINKEL: Women s Health - Living Well Wednesday series

written by: Karissa Winkel - Cottonwood Extension District This Janu

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WINKEL: Women s Health, Living Well Wednesday Series

Karissa Winkel - Cottonwood Extension District This January will kick

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WINKEL: It s not Kool to JUUL : Expert warns of vaping use among teens

Karissa Winkel is the Family and Community Wellness Agent with K-State Research and Extension, Cottonwood District.

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It s Not Kool to JUUL : Expert warns of vaping use among teens

60.4% of teenage students that use e-cigarettes – also known as vaping – on a regular basi

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