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Living a balanced lifestyle is a key factor in maintaining physical and mental well-being. It has become even more important ever since Covid-19 came into our lives. A lot of people started taking their health more seriously. If you also
The new American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for childhood obesity have shifted from a “watchful waiting” method to “early and aggressive treatment.” Recent coverage of the guidelines in The Seattle Times and other reputable news outlets has recognized this new
Focusing on the concepts of sustainability, innovation and a healthy lifestyle, more than 100 exhibitors from across the country are scheduled to occupy over 20,000 sq. ft. of space, showcasing their products and services to customers and industry professionals. Vendors
Mental health issues are a big taboo among Indians. It is unfortunate that people do not discuss stress in their minds among family members, unlike in the Western world. The stigmas attached
Exercising and eating right are crucial parts to overall health and wellness. Those are big focuses of Cone Health’s Sagewell Health & Fitness program.
GREENSBORO, NC — Making healthy lifestyle changes is usually at the top of many New Year’s
The biggest mistake we make when we make the decision to finally start this diet that can make our lives a little harder, is that we lean on things that end up bringing us the opposite results. What are we
Are you feeling stressed? Are you facing a difficult time at work or at home? Is your mind constantly thinking negative or multiple thoughts at once? Have you heard of meditation but haven’t tried it yet, or aren’t sure how
The secret to living a longer and healthier life? At least part of the answer could actually be pretty simple: water.
A new peer-reviewed study published Monday in the journal eBioMedicine, which is part of The Lancet, suggests that people
The secret to living a longer and healthier life? At least part of the answer could actually be pretty simple: water.
A new peer-reviewed study published Monday in the journal eBioMedicine, which is part of The Lancet, suggests that people