Maternal suicide is a leading cause of maternal mortality. Despite common misconceptions, pregnancy and the postpartum period do not protect against the risk of psychiatric disorders or suicide. It has become increasingly urgent and important to normalize the discussion of maternal suicide to raise awareness and double-down on maternal suicide tracking and prevention efforts. In… Read More »
Most of us know the feeling after a great workout. It can be nearly intoxicating to feel alive and full of energy and endorphins. This feeling is incredible and, for many of us, can almost feel addictive. It’s great to move your body every day and get a sense of success when you complete a… Read More »
Oct. 15, 2021 — A FDA advisory committee on Friday voted 19-0 to authorize second doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to boost immunity. It was the second vote in as many days to back a change to a COVID vaccine timeline. In its vote, the committee said that boosters… Read More »
Lunges are a great bodyweight exercise that you can do anywhere. Both forward lunges and reverse lunges have many things in common, they also offer unique benefits. Both the forward and reverse lunges target the glutes, hamstrings, quads and calves, and core. Forward and reverse lunges are unilateral exercises, which means they work each leg separately.… Read More »
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