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6 Positive and Negative Health Impacts of City Living
By Jeff Hayward Your Health

6 Positive and Negative Health Impacts of City Living

We get it. Cities are cool. It’s where all the opportunities are, and it’s hard to beat the nightlife compared to living in the country. There’s always something to see and do in a city—with their museums, galleries, shops, cafes, restaurants, and… well, you get the picture. However, while those who live in rural settings […]

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10 Ways to Assess Suicide Risk using the “SADPERSONS” Scale
By Debbie McGauran Your Health

10 Ways to Assess Suicide Risk using the “SADPERSONS” Scale

Suicide is a major public health concern. It ranks 10th as the leading cause of death for all ages. In the United States alone, suicide accounts for one death every 12.3 minutes. It is estimated that more than 30,000 Americans committed suicide in any given year. The numbers are equally dismal for Canadians.  Suicide is […]

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10 Reasons Why Obesity Is NOT About Gluttony and Sloth
By Kathi Cameron, MA, RCC Children

10 Reasons Why Obesity Is NOT About Gluttony and Sloth

There continues to be a belief within our popular culture that obesity is the simple result of eating too much and exercising too little (if at all). Sadly, many people still point the finger at obese folks for their circumstances without realizing the true facts about obesity. From experiencing verbal abuse from strangers on the […]

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