Browsing: Mental Wellness

Pulse of Positivity Health & Wellness Summit Uttarakhand Brings Healthcare Leaders, Policymakers and Wellness Experts Together in Dehradun

The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced the theme for World No Tobacco Day 2027: “Mental well-being – protecting young minds from tobacco and nicotine.” The campaign will raise awareness of the impact of tobacco and nicotine use on mental well-being, particularly among children and young people, and challenge misleading narratives that portray nicotine and…

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Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Announces Upcoming “Skill Up!” Series on Mental Wellness at Work Thursday, August 27, 2026 Web Submission

For years, mental health has been discussed primarily in terms of emotions, behavior, and cognitive well-being. But emerging evidence shows it plays a far greater role in overall health than many realize — including a direct connection to heart disease

Culture & Lifestyle Mental wellbeing: There’s more to ‘feeling better’ after a walk in nature than you might think From chemicals released by trees to the way greenery gives our minds a rest, nature may be doing more to our minds and bodies than simply helping us unwind. The World Health Organization (WHO) also recognises…

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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa and DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — OpenLoop, a national leader in telehealth-enabled clinical services, and Brightn, an AI-powered upstream mental wellness platform, today announced a strategic partnership to expand access to clinically-informed, preventive mental health support across healthcare, employer, and payer-aligned networks nationwide

I see some clearly well-trained people walking every day in my area. I presumed one has to run to stay lean but if I can walk instead, I’ll gladly add it to my regimen. What say you, or are you all about sprints, cycling and pull-ups?