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The Power of Love

By Joanne Peters

Love is all you need and all there is, revered artists have said; it’s what makes the world go ’round. “Where there is love there is life,” was Mahatma Gandhi’s take. Love is more than patient and kind: it can also do wonders for your heart and brain health. Be still, my beating heart  Falling … Continued

Falling in Love with Health Together

By Joshua Duvauchelle

Research shows that couples share similar health habits and routines. The same is true for our wider social circle—we even share similar cardiovascular disease risks to those we spend a lot of time with. This Valentine’s Day, fall in love with your heart health and find ways to motivate your friends and loved ones to do … Continued

Cardiovascular Health and External Stressors

By Ashley Linkletter

When the topic of cardiovascular health comes up, many people are likely to pinpoint personal habits as the main contributing factor to a well-maintained circulatory system. While the importance of self-care can’t be overstated, and the genetic link can’t be denied, environmental factors such as air pollution, pesticide exposure, and microplastics leached into our water … Continued

Resilient Relationships

By Isabela Bonnevera

It was a strange coincidence that I sat down to write this article the day after reading a relationship advice column in a popular newspaper and perusing the hundreds of comments from invested readers. A married man was feeling tempted by a workplace fling, despite being deeply in love with his wife. Many readers wrote … Continued

Come Alive

By Tracy Peternell

When you stand on the edge and stare into the abyss, are you contemplative and curious, waiting for the perfect moment? Or, in a leap of faith, do you jump? There is uncertainty inherent in either decision, but embracing the unknown is always a risk—and usually one worth taking. Over time, I find myself evolving … Continued