Health & Wellness

  • people jogging, cycling and walking, Waikiki Beach

    The Best and Worst Cities for an Active Lifestyle

    Each year, Americans’ lists of New Year’s resolutions are topped by a desire to lose weight and exercise more. And after a year spent cooped up and socially distancing amid a pandemic, those goals may be more important than ever.…

  • tired woman pouring coffee

    23 Natural Ways to Boost Energy and Fight Fatigue

    It’s a tired story: Americans are overworked, overscheduled, and sleeping less than they should. YouGov reports that 4 in 10 Americans wake up feeling tired at least once a week, and nearly as many say they wake up tired at…

  • covid ICU beds

    How We Got to 55 Million Cases of Coronavirus: A Timeline

    It may seem hard to believe, but the planet has been battling the COVID-19 pandemic for a year. Official sources such as the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the first cases of the…

  • football game in Alabama

    Which States Have the Fewest Coronavirus Restrictions?

    The response across the United States to coronavirus containment has been varied, to say the least. New York and California led the way early on with strict lockdowns, business closings, and mask requirements, and other states followed gradually. As the…

  • Man sitting in a chair next to a woman in a hospital bed

    How to Cope With COVID-19, Job Loss, and Other Traumatic Events

    Life never really lets up. Constant change, whether major or minor, can challenge our physical and psychological capacities to adjust. Few things illustrate that better than the current coronavirus pandemic that has upended life everywhere, leaving millions out of work…

  • kids with 4th of july toys holding flag

    Safe, Fireworks-Free Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July at Home

    Fireworks on the Fourth of July are an American tradition, but not everyone loves them. Though large public displays of fireworks are largely canceled this year because of the pandemic, that’s likely fine with young kids or people with sensory disorders.…