Wellness
There’s no question that well-being is at the top of the C-suite agenda right now. While the pandemic brought worker safety into the spotlight, there’s also been an increased focus on the overall poor state of workforce well-being and the role that organizations play in determining quality of life for employees and their families.
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Jakarta – A total of 300 junior high school (SMP) Scouts participants who are members of the 12th National Jamboree in 2026 participated in a three-day health education tour at the Ministry of Health. The activity, facilitated by the Health Development Policy Agency (BKPK) on Jalan Percetakan Negara, Central Jakarta, aims to broaden knowledge of…
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Most brain-health eating advice comes as a list of virtuous foods: leafy greens, fish, nuts, whole grains. The assumption is that every item on the list pulls in the same direction, and that eating more of all of them protects the brain a little more.
Most advice about living longer in good health comes down to the same short list: eat well, move often, sleep enough, and do not smoke. The implied promise is that these habits can make up for a lot, including the risks people cannot easily change.