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World Health Organization includes burn-out and “gaming disorder” in the ICD-11
The WHO’s ICD-11, set to go into effect Jan. 1, 2022, now contains an updated definition of burn-out and an entry for “gaming disorder”.
Stay fresh: timing matters when it comes to brushing and breakfast
Some people wake up, eat breakfast and then brush their teeth, but experts argue that morning routine is harmful to oral hygiene.
Chewing gum could get you into a sticky situation with your health
Chewing gums seems harmless enough, but what if it could harm your wellbeing?
First-ever Lunch & Learn session focuses on health careers
About 30 students turn out for the first-ever College and Career Lunch & Learn.
A decade-long struggle to resolve classroom “gas odors” continues
Learn the story behind a long-neglected issue culminating in some teachers evacuating their classes.
Why read?
In this age of technology, is reading really necessary? Well, the benefits might go beyond what you first assume.
How sitting affects our life for the worse
Students in Fountain Valley High School sit in their slanted chairs for hours and hours, others longer than most. Sitting may be a comfort to students but research reveals a horrific outcome.
Fasting is a painful powerhouse of productivity and good health.
Fasting can be a powerful tool or a deadly weapon depending on its usage. But more than that, it’s a trial; properly make it all the way to the end, and what you’ll find is productivity, health benefits and perhaps some self-achievement to top it all off.
Snoozing is losing: CA governor vetoes the late start bill for schools
California governor Jerry Brown recently rejected the bill proposing for schools in California to start no later than 8:30 am.