Dive in: How to prep your pool for summer

Feature Impact • May 23, 2026

Summer will be here before you know it, but before you start digging out the bathing suits, beach towels and sunscreen, be sure to take time to prep your pool for the swimming, tanning and splashing to come.

The power of sharing a table: Reviving ‘IRL’ experiences with drinks, dinners and beyond

Feature Impact • May 22, 2026

Real-world connection has become increasingly rare and if you’ve felt the effects, you’re not alone. After years of digital-first habits becoming the new norm, many people are looking to rediscover face-to-face social interaction – “IRL,” in real life, not from behind a screen.

Six tips from doctors to keep your kids safe at summer camp

StatePoint • May 22, 2026

As you get ready to send kids to summer camp, the American Medical Association is encouraging you to follow these tips to make sure your child is prepared for a safe and healthy experience.

The war on sunscreen: How misinformation may be undermining cancer prevention

Feature Impact • May 22, 2026

Despite its wide recognition as an effective tool for skin cancer prevention, many Americans still say they aren’t sure how sunscreen works. In fact, confusion about its use and misinformation persist, especially on social media.

The new rule of summer yard care: Let the dogs out

StatePoint • May 22, 2026

May is not only prime lawn and gardening time, it’s also National Pet Month — the perfect time to celebrate your furry friends and get them back outside to play. A great backyard is more than a place for shade and fun; it’s a sanctuary that should offer total peace of mind for the whole family, which includes your pets, too.