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octobre 25, 2024Like

John Mulaney Gave a Touching Speech About Olivia Munn’s Breast Cancer Battle: ‘Saving Lives by Speaking Her Truth’

John Mulaney gave Olivia Munn a beautiful surprise — and a touching tribute — after her difficult breast cancer battle at the InStyle Imagemaker Awards on Thursday. The comedian, who shares two children with Munn, made a surprise appearance at the ceremony to present the actress with her Woman of Impact Award, “in recognition of her advocacy and change-making in women’s health” following her breast cancer diagnosis last year, the outlet said. It’s the first extended remarks Mulaney has made
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octobre 25, 2024Like

Bloat, Be Gone! These Are the Best Supplements for Bloating That *Actually* Work to Ease Discomfort

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. We all know how uncomfortable bloating is. Your jeans, the ones you can’t button fully when you’re bloated, know too. To ease the discomfort, you can turn to one of the best supplements for bloating. Different digestive enzymes and botanicals can alleviate symptoms no matter why you’re bloated — and there are plenty of scenarios in which it’s normal
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octobre 25, 2024Like

How Chunking Improves Memory : Psychology Behind Chunking

How do you memorize contact numbers? Do you memorize the contact numbers by remembering each number or just divide 4-4-2 digits in your mind to memorize the contact number faster and easier? In psychology, we call the process of dividing long information into short memorable pieces as chunking. Do you know there are various mental health benefits of chunking? Everyone has their own way of chunking the information. On a regular basis, we are blasted with new information, terms, numbers,
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Emma Lovewell’s Message to New Moms About Postpartum Exercise Is the Reminder We Need

When it comes to getting back into working out after giving birth, everyone’s needs are different. For some new parents, walking to the bathroom a few times a day is enough exercise and honestly, we get it. Even once your body starts physically healing from labor, you now have a whole new baby to take care of. Who has the time to sneak off for a workout? Who has the energy?? Emma Lovewell gets it too. The Peloton fitness instructor
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Turning 65 and Getting on Medicare? You Could Lose Coverage for Obesity Care

For millions of people living with obesity, the class of weight-loss medications known as GLP-1 agonists have been game-changers (think Wegovy and Zepbound). Studies show that people on these medications can lose more weight than they can with just lifestyle changes alone. But for one group of Americans — people on Medicare — at least some of these drugs have been off-limits because Medicare is not allowed to cover medications prescribed for the sole purpose of weight loss. With ample
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Does Cold Capping Work?

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, right around the same time the first FDA-approved cold cap came out. I’d heard about the potential hair-saving helmet on the news, and I crossed all my follicles that it could work for me as I prepared to start chemotherapy. Unfortunately, I wasn’t a candidate for scalp cooling therapy. Back then, the cooling devices were only approved for early-stage breast cancer and less potent types of chemo. I was stage 3 and
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octobre 24, 2024Like

10 Mental Health Tips for College Students

College is an exciting yet often overwhelming time in life. Everything from academic pressure to navigating new social circles can cause students to struggle. Being a college student takes its toll, and the mental health crisis among college students is more urgent than ever.  Multiple studies have revealed that anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts are at unprecedented levels. One survey of nearly 100,000 students from over 100 U.S. college campuses found that 36% of students experienced anxiety, 41% showed symptoms
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Self-Care for Teachers: 11 Tips from Experts

Teaching is widely regarded as one of the noblest professions, as teachers play a vital role in shaping the minds of the future. Their job requires patience, time, energy, will, and dedication, and even though it can be rewarding, teaching is also incredibly demanding.  Lesson planning, grading, classroom management, meetings with parents, staff and faculty meetings, and professional development obligations leave many teachers little time to care for their own well-being. That said, self-care for teachers is crucial for balancing
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Self-Care for Women: 19 Ideas to Prioritize You

For many women, life is a juggling act where responsibilities pull them in multiple directions every day. From managing a career to maintaining friendships to keeping up with household duties…women are busy. In the middle of all these demands, it can be easy to put yourself last, but self-care isn’t a luxury. A self-care routine is a necessity for maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Prioritizing your needs is anything but selfish. It’s a lifeline to becoming the best version
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Thriving as a Working Mom: Secrets to Success

Every mother is a working mom, but raising children while maintaining an outside career can be an incredibly daunting and isolating experience. If you’re juggling a job, child care, and trying to find time for yourself, learning how to be a working mom who thrives in all areas of life is crucial.  Keep reading to learn actionable strategies that will empower you. The working mom tips here are designed to help you today so that tomorrow, you can feel more
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octobre 24, 2024Like

The Loneliness of Motherhood

If you’re feeling the weight of loneliness in motherhood, knowing you’re not the only one is crucial. Many mothers grapple with the feeling that motherhood is lonely. In fact, recent research shows that 66% of parents experience loneliness, and a staggering 69% of mothers are likely to feel mom loneliness at some point. One of the biggest challenges for a new mom is that motherhood is so often touted as one of life’s greatest joys. This perception can cause serious
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octobre 24, 2024Like

Exploring the Differences: Systematic Desensitization vs. Flooding Therapy

Feeling fearful and anxious is often paralyzing. This is why people are ready to go to any length to avoid triggers like dogs, heights, spiders, closed spaces, or anything else. If you are also doing similar things and triggers disrupt your life, you should pay attention to them and take a concrete step. Different therapies have been proposed to deal with such situations. Systematic desensitization and flooding, which are part of exposure therapy, are popular as they help overcome the
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