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Welcome! Warm Spring

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With arms wide open, we have never been readier to welcome the longer, warmer days of spring this May. How do you plan on welcoming spring? Whether it’s spring cleaning or spring break vacation, this season will offer you plenty of opportunities to stay active, especially outdoors. We hope you enjoy them to the full!

Spring is in the air. However, after taking a deep breath of fresh spring air, some may start to feel it in their eyes, nose, and head. Learn how you can take control of your allergies before they control you here.

This month, many people will be thinking about the most important women in their lives, especially their mothers. With National Women’s Health Week around the corner, learn more about the important steps women can take to prevent breast cancer here.

May also marks Melanoma and Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. Learn how to protect the skin you’re in here.

Make the most of this valuable season that is beneficial to your health. More daylight means more Vitamin D. Better weather means better mental health, stress management, and a motivational boost to stick to your exercise routine and health goals.

Happy Spring,
Gerry Morton, MS
President & CEO, EnergyFirst

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Breast Cancer—Be Gone!

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How to Drop Your Skin Cancer Risk

You wear it every day. Yet, every day germs, pollutants, toxins, and radiation can weaken and damage it. We’re talking about your skin. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation (which can come from the sun, tanning booths, and sunlamps) is the main cause of skin cancer—the most common type of cancer in the United States.

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