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Health & Wellness
Dolly Parton, with niece Hannah Dennison, visited Seacrest Studios at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt as a show of support and love for the children undergoing treatment. (photo courtesy Seacrest Studios) By: Rebecca Warren
Listen to this article 0:00 Debuting in Indianapolis, the immersive new concept blends advanced fitness, restorative technologies and elevated design to help guests perform at their best
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2021 there were about 57 million people globally living with dementia, an umbrella term for diseases that impact a person’s ability to think and remember, such as Alzheimer’s disease
When GLP-1 weight loss medications first began gaining mainstream attention, the food and beverage industry was largely asking a defensive question: what happens if consumers simply eat less?
In 2022, about 330,000 people around the world were diagnosed with the skin cancer melanoma, with about 60,000 people dying from the condition
LEWISTON (WGME) — A new center in Lewiston is expanding education, nutrition and technology support for older adults and adults with disabilities across Maine
A free fitness program called Waterfront Wellness is bringing outdoor workouts to Baltimore’s waterfront parks, offering residents a chance to exercise while enjoying scenic views of the Inner Harbor
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The Lt. Col. Luke Weathers, Jr. VA Medical Center has become the first and only Department of Veterans Affairs medical center to earn the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Center of Excellence in Nutrition and Dietetics designation