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How just a 10-minute work break could improve your mental and physical health - Vimarsana News

How just a 10-minute work break could improve your mental and physical health

In a culture that can often prioritize productivity over mental well-being, it can sometimes be difficult for people to take breaks  — but experts say frequent, short breaks are key to staying happy and healthy at work. 

Source: cbc.ca
Prairie Fare: Nourish Your Body & Mind With Fall Foods & A New Class Series - Vimarsana News

Prairie Fare: Nourish Your Body & Mind With Fall Foods & A New Class Series

Fall is my favorite season of the year. Our outside environment becomes a feast for our eyes as leaves change from green to gold, orange or red and

Menopause: The weekly ritual that helped me through midlife - Vimarsana News

Menopause: The weekly ritual that helped me through midlife

Writer Emma O'Kelly, 55, shares how she managed her menopause symptoms, finding herself more confident and happier in midlife

Interim report from clinical study: ColdZyme significantly reduces rhinovirus viral load and symptoms of sore throat - Vimarsana News

Interim report from clinical study: ColdZyme significantly reduces rhinovirus viral load and symptoms of sore throat

/PRNewswire/ -- The first results from an ongoing independent clinical study at the University of Kent, UK, show that ColdZyme® significantly reduces the viral...

Water safety education in range of environments viable tool to reduce drownings - Vimarsana News

Water safety education in range of environments viable tool to reduce drownings

Combining water safety education in both a swimming pool and open water improves children’s aquatic skills and adaptability, reducing the risk of drowning, a University of Otago-led study has found.