We Americans seem given to overreaction. The recent coronavirus is a perfect example of how some in our news media, bent on sensationalizing every “crisis,” can strike fear even into the hearts of supposedly stalwart Wall Street Traders.
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Sponsored: Kinston Community Center kicks off New Year, New Me initiative
The Kinston Community Center (KCC) is encouraging everyone to get started right by reducing its membership price by 20 percent and waiving the $25 application fee with their New Year, New Me initiative.
Health and wellness is vital for teachers' well being
Teachers at South Lenoir High School have teamed up together in their free time for fitness workouts aimed at helping them to be their best self.
Dr. Escabi: Advanced directives and living wills
One of the most important things you can do for your family is to let them know what you want to happen if you die or are incapacitated.
Dr. Escabi: Diabetes 101
Why do I write this? Not to give the impression that I have something against medicine, and certainly not to make anyone feel bad about their choices. I do it because even though I’m not against medication, I am against giving unnecessary medication.
LCC took third place overall in the state in the Miles for Wellness Challenge 18
Lenoir Community College took third place overall in the state in the Miles for Wellness Challenge 18 sponsored by the Total Rewards Division of the Office of State Human Resources. The challenge takes place twice a year.
Cancer Conversations: When cancer runs in your family
Have you ever wondered if cancer runs in your family? If you have a family member or relative who has been diagnosed with cancer, you may be wondering if you are at risk of getting cancer. If you have children, you may wonder if they are at risk.
It's important to eat healthy
It’s important to eat your fruits and veggies.
Dr. Escabi: We all need help sometimes
Do you know someone that needs help but they’re reluctant to ask for it? Dr. Fernando Escabi-Mendez has some timely advice for you.
Health column: Why is it so hard to exercise?
We all make excuses not to exercise; here’s how to battle through.
Dr. Escabi: Hypertension -- the silent killer
Dr. Escabi-Mendez shares his thoughts on hypertension in this week’s column.
Dr. Escabi: I am part of my community
Dr. Escabi introduces himself to Neuse News readers by discussing his name, heritage, medical practice, Boy Scouts of America and more. His unique perspective on life and culture will, hopefully, make us all more well-rounded and engaged citizens.
Dr. Escabi: The emotional impact of disaster
I write this because disasters like we just experienced, and some people are still experiencing, can take a large tole on our emotional health. If the stress is severe enough, this experience could lead to conditions like Adjustment Disorder or, in some extreme cases, even Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Water contamination could pose serious health issues
As the waters from Hurricane Florence recede, a new health and environment threat may emerge across Eastern North Carolina.
Why is happy so healthy?
Studies also abound that support optimism, positivity, and resilience as having health benefits like lower blood pressure, less heart disease, better weight control, and healthier blood sugar levels.