Classic Holiday Green Beans
Serve this simple green bean and mushroom dish as a delicious and comforting holiday side.
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Driving Toward Colon Cancer Awareness
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How to Stay Active and Injury-Free While on Vacation
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What You Need To Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Parental Mental Health Advisory: Parents Need Support More Than Ever
Estimated read time:Taking care of us is a big part of caring for our children. Keep reading as we delve into parents' mental health and how we can best support each other and ourselves.
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Menopause and Your Mental Health
Estimated read time:Menopause is a normal life transition. Most people associate it with physical symptoms, but there is more to it. Learn about menopause and mental health.
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Moroccan Chicken Salad
This delicious chicken salad is made with warm Moroccan-inspired spices like cinnamon, cumin and ginger and comes together in just 20 minutes.
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The Pros and Cons of Sugar Substitutes
Estimated read time:Sugar substitutes promise sweetness without calories, but research is mixed on health effects. Learn more about sugar alcohols and artificial sweeteners.
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Springing Back After a Mental Health Break: How Saying “No” Can Lead to Victory
Estimated read time:With inspiration from gymnast Simone Biles, learn how taking a mental health break can lead to greater success when you return refreshed and ready.
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How to Cope with Becoming an Empty Nester
Estimated read time:When kids leave for college or move out, parents can feel a sense of loss. Here are helpful recommendations for how to cope with becoming an empty nester.