Wellbeing
Wellbeing
Well-being, which is also called wellness, prudential value, or quality of life, is what is valuable to a person in and of itself. So a person's well-being is what is good for them in the long run, what is in their own best interest.
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Follow these recommendations for better sleep
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Thanatology: the family must engage throughout the mourning
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Malnutrition in Mexico: It's Harder to Get Food
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Six pillars for developing good self-esteem
People's sense of worth is influenced by the principles and values they hold, therefore cultivating and living by such principles and values is beneficial to the development and maturation of one's character.
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Knowing and applying first aid can save many lives
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Take better care of your heart by learning how
The American Heart Association (AHA), the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet, and similar groups have established several recommendations for maintaining heart health.
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What should be done in case of drug intoxication?
Although the aftereffects of drug intoxication may be delayed for up to 24 hours, medical professionals agree that the sooner treatment is initiated, the better.
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How interactive games replace recreational activities
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Why anorexia and bulimia should be considered chronic diseases
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Obesity, a "socially contagious" disease
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Study: More water, less sugar-sweetened beverages
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The importance of collagen for health
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How Alzheimer's illness has implications for caretakers
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Do you know why going barefoot is healthy?
Going barefoot has health benefits, but why exactly is this the case? For starters, there's the foot massage. Also, the sense of touch is enhanced by going barefoot.
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