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Wellness Real Estate Symposium Envisions New Ways To Work And Live

The Wellness Real Estate & Communities Symposium, the premier conference highlighting the growing global movement toward wellness-centered living, was...

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What You Need To Know About Functional Freeze

You’re crushing work deadlines and leading Zoom meetings with ease, but when it comes time to decide on dinner,...

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Exploring Holistic Health Practices Among Women

As adolescents and young adults, most of us probably did not spend too much time thinking about our health. Checkups, medicine, vitamins, and not...

By: Marta Kargol · 1 year ago

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Poll: 87% Of Black Women Voters Say They Are Falling Behind Financially

A majority of Black women voters say they are falling behind financially, according to a 2025 poll from the Highland Project. Key findings from...

By: Mariah Towles · 1 year ago

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6 Summer Routines That Support Wellness, Ambition And Joy

Summer is here, bringing longer days and more sunlight, the perfect opportunity to build routines that support your mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Unlike...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago

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5 Tips For Women Navigating The Healthcare System

The healthcare system that’s supposed to care for women often does the opposite. Despite making up more than half the population, women are routinely...

By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago

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What Happens To Health Research When ‘Women’ Is A Banned Word?

Daniella Fodera got an unusually early morning call from her research adviser this month: The doctoral student’s fellowship at Columbia University had been suddenly...

By: Her Agenda · 1 year ago

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The Case For The ‘Summer Soft Life’ And Why Rest Is A Career Strategy

As the summer begins to heat up, embracing a “soft life” has become more appealing and amplified socially. A...

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A 5-Step Guide To Leveraging Summer Fridays

Summer Fridays are that promise of an early start to the weekend, a collective sigh of relief as you...

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How To Plan A Summer Sabbatical Without Stalling Your Career

It’s true that a summer sabbatical, taking a brief leave from work to pursue personal interests, is everyone’s dream, but it isn’t everyone’s opportunity...

By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 1 year ago

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The Micro-Meditation Techniques That Are Changing the Way We Cope with Stress

In today’s high-speed world, moments of calm can feel like a luxury we don’t have time for. But what if you could reset your...

By: Your Coffee Break · 1 year ago

woman sitting on a beach with a laptop on her lap and a phone to her ear, next to an orange suitcase covered in tech and travel stickers, with the ocean in the background.

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How Living Abroad Builds Key Leadership Skills And Self-Awareness

I was 21 when life placed me in the chilly Northeast of the U.S., far from the year-round warmth of my home country and...

By: Luisana Rodríguez · 1 year ago

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Daria Burke On Reclaiming Her Story, Redefining Success, And The Science Behind Healing

Daria Burke is a marketer, storyteller, and writer, and in her forthcoming memoir, she details her journey growing up with trauma and a self-exploration...

By: Edikan Umoh · 1 year ago

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Three ‘Healthy’ Foods That Might Not Be As Good For You As You Think

When I was thirty-eight, a close family member just two years older than me had a massive stroke. Of course, I instantly started inquiring...

By: Rita Pike · 1 year ago

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Who Gets Left Behind: Mental Health And Foster Care

May is both National Foster Care Month and National Mental Health Awareness Month. While they were created separately, Foster Care Month in...

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How Working Women Are Managing Chronic Health Conditions

Chronic health conditions are long-term health conditions that last for a year or more and require regular medical treatment....

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What’s At Stake If Planned Parenthood’s Sex Ed Funding Disappears

Planned Parenthood of Greater New York (PPGNY) continues to raise concerns about the future of its sex education programs following a lawsuit filed in...

By: Gillian Smith · 1 year ago

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Do You Work Remotely? Here’s How to Actually Disconnect While On Vacation

One of the most attractive parts of remote working is being able to work from anywhere. That’s why nearly one third of remote workers...

By: IMAN M'FAH TRAORE · 1 year ago

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Yoga Entrepreneur Brett Larkin Shares How to Find Calm While Running A 7-Figure Business

Brett Larkin is not your average yoga entrepreneur. She’s a mom of two, a devoted yogi, and the founder of a wildly successful online...

By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago

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Why You Should Consider Solo Travel For Self-Care

Traveling solo – no matter how much you love your partner, kids or job – is one of the most restorative things you can...

By: Rita Pike · 1 year ago