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Lockdown-Related Weight Gain
Social lsolation has many of us turning to caloric comfort foods. Here are some tips to help you cope with the stress more mindfully.
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Happiness Out the Door
Lockdown has been hard on us all. Diaries show what an emotional boost time outside can provide.
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Take It in Both Arms
Next time, have your blood pressure taken in both arms, or do it yourself at the drug store. It's a good way to check for atherosclerosis.
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A Profile of Self-Managed Abortion
Women experiencing an unwanted pregnancy in areas where there are few reproductive health options available may try to end it themselves.
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Binge Drinking Soars During the Pandemic
Stay-at-home orders mean more people are bored, stressed, lonely -- and likely to drink too much. Alcohol consumption is way up.
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Giving Healthy Behaviors a Mindful Boost
Mindfulness is a bit of a buzzword, but a review of the research shows the practice in self-regulation it offers furthers health goals.
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Inflammatory Diets
Some foods fuel chronic inflammation, a cause of heart disease; others put a lid on it. It pays to know which is which.
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The Anatomy of Forgetting
Brain waves and pupil size offer clues to the way distracted attention affects our ability to remember and makes us likelier to forget.
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The Worst Kind of Optimists
Some people think they are not at risk for COVID-19 and can ignore restrictions because they haven't gotten gotten it yet. Big mistake.
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Say “Awe”
You can recharge your positive outlook by cultivating a sense of wonder. A 15-minute awe walk made seniors visibly happier.
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