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to r/YouShouldKnow by 55559585
3 months ago
YSK: OCD is a serious, debilitating mental disorder and should not be treated lightly or as a quirk
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to r/YouShouldKnow by -B0B-
5 months ago
YSK linguistics, like all science, is descriptive
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to r/YouShouldKnow by AverageGardenTool
5 months ago
YSK that the end of Men's/prostate health month is today, and here are some helpful resources
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to r/YouShouldKnow by originalpersonplace
3 months ago
YSK: How to properly administer an Epipen
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to r/YouShouldKnow by jqlew666
9 months ago
YSK: That if you suffer from bowel or bladder issues you can order a free, universally accepted “just can’t wait” card from the bladder and bowel which allows you to access toilets where ever you are in case of emergency.
Health & Sciences
to r/YouShouldKnow by ABadLocalCommercial
8 months ago
YSK that Tylenol/ acetaminophen can cause liver failure and should not be taken long term or outside the recommended dose unless instructed by a doctor
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to r/YouShouldKnow by IronProdigyOfficial
3 weeks ago
YSK: If you're a teenage girl and need access to emergency contraceptive you can buy Plan B on Amazon for $30 compared to having an adult go in and buy it for you for $60
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to r/YouShouldKnow by adamdavenport
1 month ago
YSK that in the US, you must add your newborn baby to your health insurance within 30 days of birth. If you wait even 31 days, you could be denied coverage until the next open enrollment, which could be up to a year.
Health & Sciences
to r/YouShouldKnow by m_happy
1 year ago
YSK that arousal during breastfeeding is completely normal
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to r/YouShouldKnow by WarhammerRyan
7 months ago
YSK what questions to ask a new Family Doctor / GP
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to r/YouShouldKnow by adamdavenport
1 month ago
YSK that if you grew up in the United States, you took an IQ test in elementary school. You can contact your school and ask for your results.
Health & Sciences
in United States