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Sign Off

Sign Off

Remember that it's OK not to be plugged into the news.

By turning off your alerts or checking the headlines once or twice a day, you may be able to feel more grounded and prioritize yourself and loved ones.

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Engineer in control and instrumentation

News does not stop, increases anxiety and is programmed to be addictive.

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