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The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has called for increased school feeding coverage and stronger school health services as part of efforts to tackle child malnutrition across Nigeria. Alausa said school feeding, nutrition education and improved access to quality education should form key components of the federal government’s Nutrition 774……
Located in over 60 7-Eleven Singapore stores with dine-in spaces, the Take Five Spot initiative gives customers self-guided breathing exercises and mental well-being re
Children under 10 should not be given obesity drugs or GLP-1 weight-loss injections such as Mounjaro and Wegovy, Dr Luz De Rigil, Director of Nutrition and Food Safety at WHO, said: ” for children under who does not recommend obesity medicines bariatric surgery or weight-management devices. this is a strong recommendation.>
When is anyone supposed to do anything? Bathing, stretching and cooking: the relentless grind of self-care consumes 112 days of my life each year
Elaine LaLanne is spending the days since her 100th birthday with the same healthy habits she’s been cultivating for decades: exercising every day and eating a nutritious diet.
The diet and fitness industry has spent decades trying to sell people a better way to lose weight. Some trends stick around longer than others, but the pitch usually comes back to the same idea: make weight loss feel easier or find a faster route to results.
2 Mar 2026 | By Bonnie Riva Ras This low-effort way to form a habit can make a big difference in your life.
Many of us use social media for information, inspiration, and connection, among other things. Whether we are looking for advice, entertainment, practical tips on what to cook for dinner, or information on the newest wellness trends, social media can provide what seems like unlimited content that appeals to our interests. Social media has become the…
Check Your Mood Day, observed Thursday, Oct. 8, gives people a quick reminder to pause and take a moment to reflect on how they are feeling. The annual event is part of Mental Illness Awareness Week, a national effort to increase understanding about mental health conditions and reassure people that reaching out for help is both normal and necessary.
This story is from the 2025 issue of Discoveries, a UC San Diego Health Sciences magazine.

