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7 Wellness Activities to Try This Spring

On March 3, Illinois State University sent a message welcoming spring and inviting its community to partake in some fun activities that promote wellness. After being cooped up for the winter, most people are ready to get out of the ho...

A significant percentage of your health problems are related to your lifestyle. Therefore, you can prevent life-threatening diseases like cancer, stro...

Living a healthier life starts with making a few changes to what you eat and some of your activities. Then, follow the s...

COVID-19 Have You Exercising with a Mask? Here is What You Need to Know

While most gyms and outdoor recreational areas have opened their doors back up to guests wanting to work up a sweat, many of these places understandably still have mask mandates in place. This means tha...

Still on the Fence About the COVID-19 Vaccine? Read This for Reassurance

While there is still a massive COVID-19 vaccine shortage on a global level, the US is reaching the point in which it is easy for nearly any adult living anywhere in the country to get the coveted vacci...

Focusing on Mental Health When Returning to the Office

Mental health is one of the major wellness issues affecting Americans. One of the main drivers of mental health is our jobs. What happens at work affects our well-being in numerous ways. The pandemic has changed many pre...

Why Is Personal Development For Your Overall Wellness? Find Out

Personal development is the process of improving oneself, either mentally or physically. It's a form of self-improvement that focuses on enhancing one's personality and personal growth. Besides, it revolves arou...

Simple Ways That You Can Be Healthier

The New Year is right around the corner. Many people start the New Year off by trying to get healthier. There are small changes that you can make that will drastically improve your health. Eat Fruit Many people crave candy because of i...

How Can We Prepare for the Potential 2020 Influenza Pandemic?

During the influenza epidemic of 1918, 500 million infected people worldwide succumbed to the H1N1 influenza virus: 100 million of them died. The 1918 pandemic attacked patients' lungs leaving them unable t...

Pediatricians Urge Parents to Return to Normalcy in Visits

Parents of small children have been in a state of panic since the Covid-19 crisis started. Thankfully, the novel coronavirus doesn't act much like H1N1, which infected 61 million Americans back in 2009 and act...