If your kids use a spray instead of a shot to avoid the flu, they’ll
need to get poked again. Health officials say the FluMist nasal spray
has become ineffective in preventing flu for children and should not be
used. It’s estimated that one out of three children vaccinated for the
flu used the nasal spray. Source Link
Those
smartphones that we’re holding constantly may mean the end of the firm
handshake. A study found that grip strength for young people has dropped
and thumb fatigue is on the rise since the advent of handheld devices.
Experts say you can exercise your hand by gripping and squeezing a
tennis ball or a Nerf ball. Source Link
If
you’re planning to post a privacy notice to your Facebook feed, don’t
bother. Experts say the hoax that’s making the rounds again on the
social network uses legal jargon and claims to safeguard the user's
content, as Facebook is supposedly going to make private posts public.
Facebook says that isn’t true and the privacy notice is not needed. Source Link
