As Linn County’s first-ever health equity program manager, Anne Harris Carter investigates how racism has impacted mental well-being in the community, and how the local health care system can provide culturally informed care and a sense of social belonging to more people.
Ride meant to raise money for oral health for needy Iowans
While motivation can precede action, you can’t rely on feeling motivated all the time. That’s when adopting a “just do it” attitude will help you tackle your goals.
Played by all ages, pickleball is particularly popular in school physical education programs and in adult living communities.
Local seniors keep social tradition of square dancing alive.
Prestige is a biannual special section dedicated to Iowans 55+. Each section includes stories, resources and real perspectives about life in Iowa for older adults that cover a range of issues.
The impact of severe weather on mental health is often overlooked.
Iron deficiency anemia is the most prevalent nutrient deficiency globally. Some people are at greater risk than others.
From a functional standpoint you need your quads to move throughout the day. Weakness in your quads can lead to injuries and is more common if you have problems with your knees.
Mandi Remington, an Iowa City advocate, talks about what has caused increasing food security in Iowa, and what policy makers as well as all Iowans can do to address the problem
A meditation practice has the ability to help reduce stress and inflammation, which has anti-aging effects at the cellular level.
New bill signed into law eliminating the Iowa Advisory Council on Brain Injury
In sports, it’s the opportunity to belong for participants and fans alike that has the power to positively impact millions of lives.
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