April 2016 Live Well Work Well Newsletter

April 2016 Live Well Work Well Newsletter

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Loneliness considered a public health problem
Scientists have identified significant links between illness and loneliness, making it a serious public health problem. The damage inflicted on the body by loneliness may be comparable to the effects of smoking, diabetes and obesity. READ MORE

Also in this Issue:

  • Reboot Your Workout
  • Avoiding Spring Allergies
  • Breakfast Burrito Recipe

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