Many people wait until January 1st to start eating healthier. After all, parties are full of stress and extra intake of rich festive foods, so why bother? But banish this negative thought, because now is the perfect time to adopt new habits. “The dietary changes you make now can help you manage stress and avoid …
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New Zealand’s biggest fun race, Round the Bays 2023 is scheduled for Sunday March 5, and to get you ready Things launches the RTB Fitness Club. It’s an 8-week workout program designed to get you fit and excited about exercising with a like-minded community, whether you’re tackling the event in person in Auckland or virtually. …
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Starting next month, a $35 cap on insulin prices will go into effect for millions of Medicare beneficiaries. The price cut is one of the first of several policy moves Americans will see in the months and years to come under the Cut Inflation Act signed into law in August. The bill also requires drug …
Photo: 1st video (Shutterstock) If you’re looking to start or resume a fitness habit in the new year, here’s the best advice you’ll get all month long: start now. Yes, now, in the middle of the holiday season and year-end chaos. Yes, now, when no one else is doing it. Yes, now, although you may …
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To commemorate World AIDS Day, News Medical spoke with Dr. Larry Corey, internationally renowned expert in virology, immunology and vaccine development, and former president and director of Fred Hutch, about his work in the field. HIV/AIDS research and vaccine development. Can you introduce yourself and tell us about your experience in virology, immunology and vaccine …
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What better time than the middle of the holidays – the zenith of the consumption of high-calorie cookies, cakes, pies, puddings and pastries – to bring a message of absolution to those of us who are struggling to hold back? There is a new vision of obesity which explains that it is not only about …
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After a coalition of interests pushed the Tacoma City Council to fund a mental health crisis program, the council vowed to make it a priority next year and seek to provide additional funding for the project. Tacoma Fire Department pilot. As part of the city’s biennial budget passed on Tuesday, the program will receive $824,000, …
An impressive crowd gathered at the Chiesi Pharmaceuticals Group yesterday (November 21) to mark the much-anticipated start of work at its Center of Excellence in Biotechnology, bringing the future of medicine to Parma. Guests, including the Deputy Minister of Commerce and Made in Italy, Valentino Valentini, joined to celebrate the start of works on the …
St. Mary’s University Homecoming week – and all the activities that come with it – is a highlight for any high school student, especially seniors. When Matthew Schell was a senior at Lewiston-Altura High School, he missed most of the homecoming fanfare as he studied at Saint Mary’s University instead. Looking back, the Altura, Minnesota …
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When I started writing as a passionate hobby, things were very different. My continued pursuit of knowledge, college degrees, and work experience was enough to add a level of acceptance to my written opinions. I had paid my proverbial dues. If I had then quoted a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, National Academy of Sciences fellow …
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