What is NA? Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a nonprofit fellowship of individuals who are recovering from drug addiction. Comprised entirely of people who have struggled with addiction themselves, NA provides a supportive, nonprofessional group environment to help members maintain sobriety. This support group is available in cities across the United States, including multiple locations in […]
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Overweight and obesity remain among the most prevalent and costly public health challenges. In the United States, recent surveillance indicates that roughly 4 in 10 adults meet criteria for obesity, with further proportions in the overweight range. Global analyses have documented rising trends across age groups and regions, with corresponding increases in type 2 diabetes, […]
I’m a 43-year-old guy who spends most days behind a laptop and most evenings trying to keep my health on the rails. I lift three to four times a week, I run on weekends, and my diet is pretty Mediterranean: lots of vegetables, olive oil, fish, and yogurt, plus the occasional burger on a Friday. […]
I’m 38, work a desk-heavy job in digital strategy, and have spent most of my thirties yo-yoing within a 15–25 lb range over what I consider my comfortable weight. My health profile is pretty ordinary: no major chronic conditions, but I do have mild caffeine sensitivity (evening coffee wrecks my sleep), borderline high blood pressure […]
Rules and regulations: Tennessee, Davidson, Nashville, USA adheres to strict regulations regarding methadone clinics, outlined by state and federal authorities including the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS), SAMHSA, and the DEA to ensure safe and effective opioid treatment program (OTP) operation and patient care. In Tennessee, methadone clinics must comply […]
How Love and Connection Exist in Micro-Moments Barbara Fredrickson explains how shared positive emotions make us happier, healthier, and more connected.
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Hold back on the bickering. Couples who share sweet moments filled with humor and affection, and sync up biologically — two hearts beating as one — enjoy better health prospects and live longer than their more quarrelsome counterparts, suggests new UC Berkeley research.