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Fidelis Care remains committed to health equity and to addressing the social determinants of health impacting minorities Tweet this Stay Active - Regular exercise can help boost moods, contributes to maintenance of a healthy weight, and improves sleep. It also lowers risk for heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. Black and Hispanic Americans experience higher rates of diabetes, so prioritizing movement is important. It is recommended to get at least 30 minutes of moderate exercise five times a week. Eat Healthy - Improving eating habits can result in better health and prevent diseases. Fruits and veggies make great snacks throughout the day and give you a boost of energy. Minorities often face higher rates of elevated blood pressure and obesity - both are risk factors for cardiovascular health events like heart attacks. Get Regular Screenings - Regular checkups and wellness exams help increase the chances of living a longer, healthier life. Regular visits to ...

(AUSTIN, Texas) – At its first in-person graduation ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tonight Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin will honor 47 medical students in its Class of 2022 who are beginning their journey as new physicians. "As a medical student, I have seen and experienced the constraints that bar providers from changing the reality of our health care system — a system that prioritizes profits over patients and numbers over humanity," said Zaara Qasim, who is featured alongside five other of Dell Med's finest as part of this year's online Class of 2022 exclusive. "To deliver evidence- and value-based, patient-centered care, the system needs a major overhaul," she said. Qasim reflected on her four years on the Forty Acres earning an M.D. and a Master of Arts in Design Focused on Health — one of eight dual degrees available to Dell Med students. More than 80% of her class achieved dual degrees alongside their medical edu...

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If you've ever been pregnant or had an annual well-woman exam, you're probably familiar with visiting an OB/GYN provider for certain care needs. However, your OB/GYN can do much more. While OB/GYNs are associated with pregnancy and reproductive health, they are also committed to helping you live your best, fullest life. Your OB/GYN is more than a medical doctor – they're your health partner throughout every stage of life. What is an OB/GYN provider? OB/GYN providers are physicians who focus on obstetrics (prenatal health) and gynecology (female reproductive health). OB/GYNs have received medical degrees, completed residency training in the OB/GYN specialty and are trained to perform surgeries, like cesarean delivery (C-section). Differences between OB/GYN and Midwife While both certified nurse midwives and OB/GYN providers focus on women's health care, they differ in a few ways. Firstly, the medical training is different. Midwives receive a nurs...

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Portsmouth Herald Embodied Direction Wellness Sanctuary becomes designated as a mental health friendly workplace DOVER — Embodied Direction Wellness Sanctuary, located at 66 Third St., Dover, was recently designated as a safe, judgement-free "Place" by the Dover Mental Health Alliance. Embodied Direction Wellness Sanctuary is an inclusive, trauma-informed and therapeutic community space for mental, emotional and somatic health. Embodied Directions Wellness Sanctuary is committed to providing community based, trauma-informed, and holistic therapeutic supports. https://embodieddirections.com/wellness-sanctuary/. Jennifer Stevens, owner of Embodied Direction Wellness Sanctuary, is an integrative and holistic therapist specializing in somatic (body-based) psychotherapy. Jenni's practice involves working collaboratively with individuals whom experience anxiety, impacts of trauma and stress in their lives. Jenni welcomes working with people interested in enhancing their mind-bo...