Health & Wellness Contents Archive

Since the start of the #COVID19 pandemic, WHO's Health Emergencies Programme Logistics hub in Dubai, #UAE🇦🇪 has quadrupled in size and completed over 324 shipments to 108 destinations across all 6 WHO regions 🌎🌍🌏. The operation responds to health emergencies across the globe, ranging from natural disasters to outbreaks of infectious disease. #WHOImpact⠀ ⠀ Photos by ©️ WHO / Natalie Naccache

When you spend most of your day staring at screens, neck pain is bound to happen 🙇‍♀️. Incorporating these yoga poses into your daily routine can help relieve tension in the neck and lead to better posture — which we could all use right now. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s see that Sphinx Pose! Find more details at our link in bio. #healthline

We can control #COVID19 spread: -Keep physical distance, avoid crowds, open 🪟, #WearAMask, clean your 👐 -Active case finding -Cluster investigation -Isolation and clinical care of cases -Supported quarantine that is what breaks chains of transmission -Dr @mvankerkhove https://t.co/iWfTM1LNb5

Eat more plant-based proteins to boost longevity: https://t.co/DDtOu9JWq8 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/zGgZaiKjWJ

Exercise outdoors to reduce your risk of getting #COVID19. If you can’t, go to a gym with high ceilings, good airflow & ventilation systems, & hand sanitizing stations. Make sure all staff & gym goers are required to #WearAMask. Stay 6ft from others. More: https://t.co/Iz0UpoyTap https://t.co/tyL6oSR1xb

The death rate from cancer in the U.S. dropped 2.4%, the biggest single-year decline on record, the American Cancer Society said https://t.co/LJ2WWsMpB6

Strengthening your #core: Right and wrong ways to do lunges, squats, and planks: https://t.co/AsxwNVoQSz #HarvardHealth https://t.co/j3cNp8TlAX

Why is it important for scientists to look for the origins of the virus? Learn more about the team which is looking for the origins of the #COVID19 virus ⬇️ #ScienceIn5 https://t.co/aCBu7rhBKd

Meet Mr. Wooten, the inspiring World War II veteran who beat the coronavirus just in time to celebrate his 104th birthday. 💙 https://t.co/7QibldIxMd https://t.co/snr6qnn7nJ

The 148th session of WHO’s Executive Board #EB148 will start tomorrow, Monday, 18 January 2021. Live streaming and more information https://t.co/Wza9xnDA5X

Elsa Lisseth Reyes-Amaya was pregnant when she was hospitalized for #COVID19. Multiple departments across Johns Hopkins Medicine worked together to treat her and monitor her pregnancy. Four months later, Elsa safely delivered her daughter, Sofia. https://t.co/MkhKzarhBW

Healthy eating for blood sugar control: https://t.co/PbfFjFh5bj #HarvardHealth https://t.co/eFlJir6MU3

If you are pregnant or a new parent, visit CDC’s website to find answers about how to keep you and your new baby healthy during the #COVID19 pandemic. Learn more: https://t.co/Sa4NwvFd4I. https://t.co/fqvjFLyb6g

At 23 years old, I weighed more than 300 pounds. Now my life is completely different. https://t.co/dYie2Hf4xI

Regardless of your size or fitness level, exercise has multiple benefits. Almost anything that gets you moving counts, and some activity is always better than none. https://t.co/sHBbUpcNp9 @askdrfatima #HarvardHealth #exercise https://t.co/rfX8D8j29C