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School health and nutrition: What does the evidence tell us?

Join the Research Consortium for School Health & Nutrition in an exciting session led by our Impact & Evidence Community of Practice (COP), who will be sharing recent progress on their Cochrane Collaboration Systematic Review of School Meals and School Health. 

No one wanted to read his book on pandemic psychology – then Covid hit | US news

The Forever Disease: How Covid-19 Became a Chronic Condition

The Forever Disease: How Covid-19 Became a Chronic Condition Thousands of people have been suffering a slew of crazy postinfection syndromes for months and there’s no end in sight. Details from a long hauler’s life; bottom center: PET/MRI brain image of an infected SARS-COV-2 patient. Covid-19 is a trickster. Those who have lived with it the longest often describe the disease as if it knows what mischief it’s making. Miel Singletary Schultz, a 48-year-old “long hauler” and former sailing crew worker in San Diego, thought she had experienced every possible symptom when in October her skin began exuding tiny yellow crystals all over her body; a fellow long hauler suggested it might be uremic frost, the manifestation of a kidney disease. The skin discharge was not the most debilitating of her dozen-plus symptoms, which included headaches, nerve pain, cognitive dysfunction, hair loss, constipation, and extreme weight loss, but this one seemed especially sinister. It suggeste

12 Scientifically Proven Ways to Succeed at Your New Year s Resolutions

12 Scientifically Proven Ways to Succeed at Your New Year s Resolutions Newsweek 12/17/2020 © Photo by ALEXANDER NEMENOV/AFP via Getty Images 2021 sign The pandemic doesn t seem to have dampened Americans enthusiasm for linking a New Year to a fresh start. More than two thirds of Americans plan to make a resolution for 2021, polls show, which is roughly the same as in years past. What has changed: The most common objectives for 2021 look strikingly different from traditional New Year promises, and attitudes about when, how and why to tackle key goals have changed as well. The reason: More than half of Americans say their usual pre-COVID January 1 resolutions think, hitting the gym more often or nabbing a big raise aren t applicable to their lifestyle anymore. Seven in 10 say they are tossing out materialistic pledges and instead looking to learn life skills, improve overall wellness or savor experiences, like time with family, according to a survey conducted by OnePoll on

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