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America’s well-being depends on oral health
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I first came across Lori Gottlieb’s work when I read “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone,” her funny, candid memoir written ...
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Strength Training and Mental Health: The Gym's Role in Teen Well-Being
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Social connection is crucial to well-being: New public health guidelines aim to build healthier lives and communities
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1. Emotional well-being
Adults younger than 50 and lower-income Americans are among the groups most likely to say they often feel lonely or isolated.