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The ethical imperative of self-care

The ethical imperative of self-care

It’s well known that mental health professions are associated with burnout. That risk increases when the general population faces prolonged stress, psychotherapy is in higher demand, and students’ needs—both remote and in-person—are more taxing. As

Here’s What Nutritionists Really Think About Anti-Inflammatory Diets

Here’s What Nutritionists Really Think About Anti-Inflammatory Diets

Doctors have known for years that the foods you eat can have an impact on your overall health and wellness. But there has been plenty of talk recently about the perks of going on an anti-inflammatory diet to try to tamp down on inflammation in your body—and

How to Make Time for Yourself, According to Science

How to Make Time for Yourself, According to Science

I rarely have no weekend plans. Between household chores, a laundry list of errands and work left over from the week, the possibility of sleeping in and abandoning my phone feels like a distant dream. I often tell myself that next weekend I’ll pick up a

This Weight-Loss Approach Actually Works, Finds Clinical Trial — Eat This Not That

This Weight-Loss Approach Actually Works, Finds Clinical Trial — Eat This Not That

Over 40% of all Americans have obesity, a disease that increases a person's risk of experiencing other diseases, including diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers. Obesity can be a result of many factors, including genetics, lack of access to certain

Creating and promoting a culture of wellness in medicine 

Creating and promoting a culture of wellness in medicine 

The practice of medicine goes beyond treating bodily wounds or electrolyte imbalances but also involves understanding and holistically helping patients. To ensure that the health care system functions well, physicians work tirelessly around the clock to

Four Keys to Well-Being That May Help You Live Longer

Four Keys to Well-Being That May Help You Live Longer

As we get older, we become more prone to serious illnesses, like heart disease, dementia, and cancer. We may become frailer and suffer falls and broken bones or other complications, which ultimately cut our lives short. If we want to live a long, healthy

Researchers Say Spending Time Outdoors Impacts Your Eating Habits. Here's How

Researchers Say Spending Time Outdoors Impacts Your Eating Habits. Here's How

Improved mood, better concentration, reduced inflammation – these are justa few of the health perksthat getting outdoors and spending time in nature can offer. But can nature actually influence your choices when it comes to health and wellness? New

How Laughter Can Relieve Stress and Help Your Immune System

How Laughter Can Relieve Stress and Help Your Immune System

Research has shown that the health benefits of laughter are far-ranging. Studies so far have shown that laughter can help relieve pain, bring greater happiness, and even increase immunity. Positive psychology names the propensity for laughter and sense of

The Psychology of Hope

The Psychology of Hope

Hope may be difficult to measure, but one thing is clear: the pandemic has had a significant toll on many people’s sense of hope. Still, what is hope? How does it affect our well-being? And how do we foster hope in the face of ongoing adversity? The