Sponsored by Sanofi More than 1.4 million Americans have type 1 diabetes — thought to be caused by an autoimmune reaction where the body attacks its own cells that produce insulin. Although type 1 diabetes is relatively less common when compared to type 2 diabetes, it’s anticipated that cases of type 1 diabetes in the …
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The holiday season is filled with sugar and spice and everything nice — like parties, beloved traditions, festive foods and time with loved ones. And while all of these are things to be enjoyed, they can also lead to gut health woes as your eating habits and routines are thrown a bit out of whack. …
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The winter season can be a challenging time of year for many – one that can bring post-holiday financial stress and exhaustion. Amid darker, colder days, how do you know if you are experiencing the “winter blues” or if it is something more serious? Hear from three mental health experts on the differences between the …
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Sales of popular plush provide support for pediatric cancer and blood disorders research and treatment It was December 2005 and Julie Goodhue of Scottsdale, Arizona, was in the middle of an otherwise routine visit to the hair salon when something caught her eye. A gentleman sat down in the chair next to hers and handed …
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Everyone knows that the new year is the most popular time to focus on yourself. It is a time to realign with your wellness goals, career aspirations, social life and more. Many people focus on improving their nutrition and eating habits in the new year, and finding one core ingredient to incorporate into meals is …
Are you working toward specific health goals for your New Year’s resolutions? If so, there’s a good chance that improving your eating habits is at the top of your list. With a lot of conflicting information out there, it can be confusing to sort out what’s helpful from what’s not when it comes to nutrition. …
It can happen to anyone. Benjamin, a construction contractor from Indiana, was rushing out the door to get to work, but the door didn’t close properly. He gave it a hard shove and his arm smashed through the glass, slicing his arm open. He was rushed to the hospital to stop the profuse bleeding and …
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Article is sponsored and developed by BioLineRx USA, Inc. Mike led an active life. For years, he had attended outdoor exercise classes, played pickleball, biked, hiked and went on daily walks with his wife and caregiver, Jan. However, he began to notice that staying active was getting harder and harder. His symptoms came to a …
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If you’ve heard the buzz about eating “plant-based” diets or being a “flexitarian,” you’re not alone. According to a OnePoll survey, 47% of Americans (ages 24-49) identify as flexitarian, meaning they eat mostly plant foods including vegetables, legumes, and fruit but are not strictly vegetarian or vegan. Why try a flexitarian diet? A flexitarian diet …
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You’ve done it. You’ve turned the page on another year, gliding into 2024 with a new set of goals and ambitions. But don’t forget: Progress is a marathon, not a sprint. You don’t have to overhaul your life to invest in your well-being. (Who has that kind of time, anyway?) Incorporating simple, positive changes into …
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