Observed annually on April 7, World Health Day, sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO), focuses on global health awareness as well as providing the opportunity to mobilize action around a specific health topic of concern to people
North Texans may not experience long, dark winters like residents in other parts of the country, but we’re still capable of experiencing what’s commonly known as the winter blues. As the days get shorter and
Read about how drowsy driving can also affect your health and safety on Texas roads.
The holidays are officially upon us. Family gatherings, holiday pageants and endless commitments fill our calendars, and it’s enough to make the party planners and family tradition keepers among us frantic and frazzled. Some years
Observed annually during Mental Illness Awareness Week, which is the first week of October, National Depression Screening Day (Oct. 6) is comprised of awareness events that include an optional screening component. The program began as
On every field and court across the United States, young athletes dream of making it to the pinnacle of their sport, whether it’s earning an Olympic gold medal or a Super Bowl ring. While most
The desire to have a baby is one of the most natural feelings a woman experiences during her lifetime. So it’s understandable that struggles with conception can cause deep feelings of loss and depression. The
If you suspect a friend or family member is thinking about suicide, get involved as soon as possible. “A person can commit suicide in a matter of minutes,” says Ramona Osburn, F.A.C.H.E., senior vice president
A recent Gallup report examines how vacations benefit health and well-being. You don’t have to hop on a plane to take a break that is physically and emotionally recharging. “Think of a good vacation as
When the mind is hurting, the body may feel its pain. The strength of the link between mind and body means that if you’re anxious, depressed or stressed, your body may let you know things
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