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For students interested in healthcare, choosing a future career can be both exciting and overwhelming. While many know they want to help others, they often have limited opportunities to experience the full range of healthcare professions before applying to college. Seton Hall University’s Pre-Health Introduction to Health Sciences Summer Immersion Program was designed to change…

Summer is in full swing and the NHL players are up in the gym working on their fitness. NHL.com is their witness. We asked players from around the League to weigh in on their workout routines, so grab a bench and check out how the players grind it out during the offseason

Summer is the season for spending more time outdoors and, ideally, less time laboring over meals in a hot kitchen. Healthy food can still be a priority, but warmer weather often calls for quicker meals that require less cooking and generate less heat. Think salads and cold soups rather than a homemade lasagna

And with peak travel season underway, millions of people may have to contend with this disorienting condition, which can cause sleep disturbances, daytime tiredness, headaches and nasty gastrointestinal symptoms

It seems like the entire state is on fire right now. Unprecedented fires in Spokane and Stevens counties have displaced WSNA members and ravaged entire communities, while additional wildfires in the Upper Cascades are again creating hazardous conditions for our members throughout Central Washington. Western Washington isn’t immune to the effects of smoke and heat

A positive COVID home test is shown in this image. Public health experts say we’re now in the midst of a growing summer surge of COVID in the U.S. Justin Sullivan/hide caption

STRABANE Ethnic Community Association (SECA) has successfully delivered its annual Summer of Fun programme, a three-week summer scheme providing children and young people with opportunities to explore creativity, develop wellbeing skills and enjoy sport in a safe and welcoming environment.Each week focused on a different theme, giving children the chance to learn new skills, build…

We have been romanticising summer flings for a long time. The glitz, glamour and yearning in The Great Gatsby, Summer Lovin’ inGreaseand romance in Italy’s countryside in 2017’s Call Me By Your Name

As summer winds down, families are squeezing in final vacations, barbecues and get-togethers while also preparing for the return to school, sports and busy fall routines. For children and adults living with celiac disease, this seasonal transition can bring added considerations around meals, snacks and eating away from home.

Braijon Beach, a lifelong resident of Grand Forks, knows every corner of her hometown, yet she struggled to find a true sense of community in her fitness journey