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The annual Run CRANDIC spring marathon between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids will not return in 2023.
Halloween we dress up as someone else, but reality is that most of us, whether intentionally or unknowingly, do the same throughout the year. And doing so plays a direct role in our mental health.
Phil Decker of Robins, who was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer in January and ran the Boston Marathon in April, will run the Chicago Marathon on Saturday.
Howard Cowen has focused on providing oral care to the elderly population.
Lake of Three Fires beach will be posted with signs warning swimmers of the parasite and the risk of infection. But the Iowa Department of Natural Resources does not plan follow-up testing because of CDC guidance saying there is “no established relationship between detection or concentration of
Former Gazette columnist Shirley Ruedy’s new book, “Finally a Manual on How to Handle Cancer,” addresses cancer on an emotional level.
You are not alone. As a nation we have been experiencing collective grief the last couple of years and we all need time to process and grieve.
Graduation is a time in which graduates cross at least one of several metaphorical thresholds toward adulthood. And this transition period can bring with it a great amount of stress and anxiety.
If we, as adults, want to get serious about kids’ mental health, we need to have hard conversations without resulting to insults, conspiracies, or bad faith arguments.
Predictions that happen in childhood can become strong narratives that kids carry into adolescence and adulthood.
Continuing to meet the needs of others can lead to burnout, stress, fatigue, reduced mental effectiveness, health problems, anxiety, frustration or stress-induced insomnia.
The Visiting Nurse Association will be conducting a cholesterol screening Wednesday morning at the Senior Center in Iowa City. Appointments are required.
Research has shown that hope is associated with increased resiliency, improved coping abilities, healthier lifestyle habits, lower impacts of anxiety and trauma, higher productivity and goal attainment, improved recovery from physical illnesses, greater well-being and higher overall life satisfaction.
