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Prime Day 2020 smartwatch and fitness tracker deals: Save up to $200

October 13, 2020

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By Jae ThomasMashable Shopping2020-10-13 16:04:17 UTC

These are the best Prime Day deals on fitness trackers and smartwatches:

is finally here, and there are some serious deals on smartwatches and activity trackers. If you don’t have a smartwatch yet and are looking to get some insight into your overall health and fitness, now is the time to make the leap. Smartwatches may have been the best invention, like, ever. They let us talk, text, and track fitness goals without even needing to pick up a phone. Workout lovers get the most accurate heart rate and calorie data, while those who need a little help with getting a good night’s rest can

Save up to 44% on Fitbit smartwatches (UK deal)

October 13, 2020

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By Joseph GreenMashable Shopping2020-10-13 10:11:36 UTC

SAVE UP TO 44%: Fitbit smartwatches and fitness trackers are on sale for Prime Day, saving you up to 44% on list price.

Prime Day has officially kicked off, and more deals are dropping every hour. There are a lot of deals, discounts, and promotions to consider, and it could be seriously overwhelming if you don’t have some help.

Luckily we are lining up a selection of the best deals throughout the sale, and we’ve got some good news for anyone looking to save on smartwatches and fitness trackers: you can now save up to 44% on Fitbit.

You can save on popular models like the Fitbit Versa

Prime Day Golf, Fitness & Sports Deals 2020: Early Treadmill, Exercise Bike, Nike & Adidas Apparel, Golf & Gym Equipment Sales Identified by Save Bubble

October 12, 2020

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BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Amazon Prime Day 2020 researchers at Save Bubble have shared the latest early sports and fitness deals for Amazon Prime Day 2020, featuring deals on golf apparel and equipment, stationary bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, running shoes, sportswear and more. Check out the full range of deals in the list below.

Best golf deals:

Best sport & fitness products deals:

Best exercise bike & treadmill deals:

Best Nike & Adidas sports gear:

Want some more Adidas, Nike, and more fitness gear deals? Click here to shop the entire selection of deals on the Amazon Prime Day page.

Amazon Prime Day 2020 discounts last for a certain length of time. Save Bubble earns commissions from purchases made using the links provided.

Prime Day gives shoppers an exciting opportunity to take advantage of a huge number of deals across Amazon’s broad range of products.

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Don’t overlook these 6 employee benefits that can save you money

October 12, 2020

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It’s that time of year again — open enrollment season is approaching, giving many Americans an opportunity to sit down and go over their employer-sponsored workplace benefits for next year.

This year, amid the coronavirus pandemic, more than 70% of employees plan to spend more time reviewing voluntary benefit options offered by their employer, according to a September survey by Voya Financial.

While most employees are generally familiar with their employer-sponsored health insurance and retirement plans, they may be overlooking other benefits that could help them save money or better protect against an event such as an accident or illness.

“You want to see if there’s anything else out there that you could be taking advantage of to improve your your health, or your financial health or both,” said Kim Buckey, vice president of client services at benefits consultant DirectPath. “We don’t want to miss out on something better and

Tennessee doctors removed a man’s heart to save his life

October 9, 2020

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – In an extraordinary operation, a Mississippi man’s heart was removed and replaced with what Baptist Memorial Hospital doctors call a “total artificial heart” — battery-charged electromechanical devices that will keep the 41-year-old man’s blood pumping until a heart transplant can be arranged.

a person wearing a hat: Heart patient Brian Pedigo sits on a hospital bed at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020. Pedigo's heart was replaced with two ventricular assist devices and a breast implant.

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Heart patient Brian Pedigo sits on a hospital bed at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020. Pedigo’s heart was replaced with two ventricular assist devices and a breast implant.

Wearing a surgical-style mask decorated with an American flag and the motto “United We Stand,” artificial heart recipient Brian Pedigosaid Wednesday that his life since his first heart attack —which came “11 days before my 33rd birthday” — had been a constant struggle with heart disease, including a “massive” 2017 heart attack and the almost complete bodily shutdown that led to his Sept. 3 surgery at

A Texas family lost four members to Covid-19. Now they want to save others from heartbreak.

October 4, 2020

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The coronavirus had already killed Nieves Salas Solis’ mother and brother when he called his daughter from a hospital bed with a chilling message: “I’m next.”

Nieves, 62, who grew up in Dallas and in recent years lived in a Mexican border town doing community outreach, had a high fever and shortness of breath. It was mid-August, and he had managed to drive himself to a hospital in Harlingen, Texas, where doctors confirmed that he had Covid-19. But their efforts to clear his lungs were not working, said his daughter, Ana Alonso.

Ana knew her father was grieving his mother, Eva Solis-Salas, 89, who died Aug. 6, and a brother, Ruperto Salas Solis, 67, who died Aug. 10, after their own brief battles with the coronavirus.

IMAGE: Ana Alonso and Eva Solis-Salas (Ana Alonso)

But the thought of losing him, too, was unimaginable. Nieves was a “health freak” who ran

Save A Lot grocery story closes in East Baltimore, expanding food desert

October 2, 2020

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Doris Minor Terrell has lived in and out of East Baltimore, in or near the Broadway East neighborhood, for more than 40 years.

For at least the past 20 years, food access in the area has been challenging, and is even harder now with the recent closing of Save A Lot grocery store at 929 N. Caroline St. The closure of the supermarket serving the Broadway East, Oliver and Johnston Square neighborhoods expands an already existing food desert.

Minor Terrell, president of the New Broadway East Community Association, can drive to get her groceries, but many residents of the predominantly Black neighborhoods don’t have cars. This forces residents to rely on public transit or carpooling, an issue exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, she said, especially for seniors.

One of the closest traditional grocery store options is another Save A Lot in McElderry Park, about a mile away from the now-closed

Nurses save mom and newborn after she gives birth while intubated for COVID-19

October 1, 2020

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Jacklyn Rodriguez was 28 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with COVID-19.

October 1, 2020, 12:04 AM

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Jacklyn Rodriguez was 28 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with COVID-19 and intubated. While sedated, nurses helped her give birth to her son 10 weeks early in an effort to save both of their lives.

“When they woke me up, and they told me the baby was born, I remember touching my stomach to feel like, ‘Wait, am I understanding what they’re saying?’” Rodriguez told ABC News.

Rodriguez said that when her COVID-19 symptoms worsened, she was admitted to Tufts Medical Center in Boston, where she was immediately transferred

U Maine System says retiree health insurance change will save money, expand benefits

October 1, 2020

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The University of Maine System is expecting to generate $2.5 million in annual savings through a change in health insurance coverage for retired employees that it says will expand benefits and provide more flexibility, despite recent concerns raised by former employees and lawmakers about the change.

In a letter to state lawmakers Wednesday, system Chancellor Dannel Malloy said no U Maine System retiree or their spouse will lose health care benefits as the system prepares to change from a group benefits plan to a Medicare exchange.

“The actions we are taking will greatly expand the benefits available to our retirees even as they permit UMS to manage its limited public resources more efficiently,” Malloy said. “We are fully committed to our retirees and will simply not allow this transition to result in any retiree losing supplemental coverage.”

The letter goes on to say that the health insurance change is expected

Simply Save podcast | New-look health insurance policies: Advantage customers, but premiums could rise

September 29, 2020

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Simply Save podcast | New-look health insurance policies: Advantage customers, but premiums could rise

Come October 1 and your health insurance policies are all set to acquire a new look. This is because all health insurance contracts renewed after this date will have to comply with the new Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) guidelines on standardisation. New products launched after October 1, 2019 are already compliant with these norms, which are expected to reduce disputes between insurers and policyholders considerably.

The insurance regulator issued the guidelines last year, asking insurers to standardise exclusions – that is, expenses that will not be paid for – and definitions of certain terms such as pre-existing diseases.

Also, policies cannot be called into question after eight continuous years of renewal, except in cases of proven fraud. Moreover, the IRDAI has also allowed insurers to cover modern forms of

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