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Healthy Habits: An Abilene family nurse practitioner's guide to a healthier school year
Summary by Abilene News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Brittany Pelletz , as published by BigCountryHomepage (KTAB CBS / KRBC NBC) - News
· July 27, 2026
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Key takeaway Further details on Lohse's advice are available from digital anchor Brittany Pelletz's conversation with him, providing Abilene residents with information to help navigate the upcoming school year.
A new school year is approaching in Abilene , and with it comes the risk of increased sickness as germs spread across campuses. Local health expert Clay Lohse, a family nurse practitioner, has shared guidance on maintaining health during this time. Lohse, who owns Big Country Mobile Med, discussed back-to-school health in an interview.
Further details on Lohse's advice are available from digital anchor Brittany Pelletz's conversation with him, providing Abilene residents with information to help navigate the upcoming school year.
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Category: schools ·
Published: July 27, 2026 ·
Source: BigCountryHomepage (KTAB CBS / KRBC NBC) - News ·
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What is this story about? A new school year is approaching in Abilene, and with it comes the risk of increased sickness as germs spread across campuses. Local health expert Clay Lohse, a family nurse practitioner, has shared…
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