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By the time winter break rolls around, chances are you’re overworked, overstressed and ready for some pampering. Here we offer 12 ideas to help you rest, relax and rejuvenate over the winter holiday.
We gathered up the most often used spices in traditional holiday dishes. Learn how they can keep you feeling your healthiest during this season and all year long.
H1N1 is back for a second round. Learn the most recent information about how to protect and take care of yourself and your students.
Make a gentle transition into the new school year with these 5 tips for getting back into an early morning routine.
Including more fruits and vegetables in your diet can help you maintain or lose weight. Here's why.
Consumers often fall victim to products and devices that do nothing more than cheat them out of their money, steer them away from useful, proven treatments, and possibly do more bodily harm than good. How can you avoid being scammed by a worthless product? Learn the lingo to spot these red flags.
Test your knowledge about foods that can keep you energized through the entire school day.
Allergy season is in full swing, complete with coughing, sneezing and itchy eyes. Use these 10 tips to help get them under control.
Influenza (flu) is a highly-contagious respiratory illness. How can you help yourself and your students stay healthy? What should you do if there is a flu outbreak in your school? We’ve compiled a list of the best resources to help answer your questions.
According to the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association, there are more than 17,000 health clubs in the United States with a membership representing more than 33 million individuals. The quality of the facilities, staffing and programs vary greatly; therefore, you will want to carefully evaluate the facility before making your decision.
Asthma is the number one cause of school absenteeism due to chronic illness. How can schools help kids with asthma breathe easier? NEA's Health Information Network (HIN) has compiled an extensive list of resources for you and your school.
Here are a few simple tips to help children cut down on screen time and increase exercise.
Headache is, without question, one of the most common ailments Americans face. In fact, nearly 90% of men and 95% of women have had at least one headache during their lifetime. Try these drug-free strategies to help relieve those school-day headaches.
Are your children or students getting enough exercise? Here are the current guidelines.
Vitamins help contribute to a healthy life. Use these tips to develop your own vitamin strategy.
You don't have feel deprived to lose weight. Use these strategies to help you rethink how you eat and learn to manage your weight without being hungry.
There are hundreds of ways to enjoy physical activity together as a family.
Here's why that lunchtime soda may not be such a good idea.
Read about this nation-wide contest for student journalists. Students in grades 9-12 can enter.
5 key steps might make it easier to start 2009 with less dependency.
As we all know, prescription drugs are big business. Many people and organizations are taking various steps to combat the trend of increasing prices and pharmaceutical company control at the expense of the buying public.
Plan now for your health care future, no matter how distant, by creating a living will and a power of attorney.
Your personal health information is a valuable resource to you, your family, and healthcare professionals who provide treatment and care. However, in most cases, a complete record of your personal health information cannot be found in any single location or in a consistent format.


