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Global Consumers Support Companies Committed to Social Responsibility
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Global Consumers Support Companies Committed to Social Responsibility

A recent study found that 55% of global online consumers across 60 countries are willing to pay more for products and services from companies that prioritize positive social and environmental impacts. The desire to support socially responsible brands is strongest in Asia-Pacific (64%), Latin America (63%), and the Middle East/Africa (63%). In North America and Europe, the numbers are lower, with 42% and 40%, respectively.

What Are the 7 Chakras and How Can You Unblock Them?
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What Are the 7 Chakras and How Can You Unblock Them?

If you’ve ever practiced yoga, tried meditation, received energy healing like Reiki, or even watched videos on these topics, you’ve probably come across the concept of chakras. These energy centers are often mentioned as essential to maintaining a healthy energy flow throughout the body.

Keep Your Cool in Hot Weather!
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Keep Your Cool in Hot Weather!

High temperatures lead to hundreds of deaths each year, yet these heat-related illnesses are preventable. In the U.S., approximately 1,220 people die annually from extreme heat. To avoid heat-related illness, it’s important to stay cool, hydrated, and informed. Excessive heat can harm your body if it’s unable to cool itself properly. Several factors can affect your body’s ability to stay cool in extremely hot conditions, including.

Body Image Report – Executive Summary
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Body Image Report – Executive Summary

Body image refers to how we perceive, think about, and feel regarding our physical appearance. These perceptions and feelings influence our lives, including our self-esteem, mental health, and overall well-being. How we view our bodies can have a lasting impact, affecting how we feel about ourselves in the long run.

Particle Pollution
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Particle Pollution

Particle pollution, also known as particulate matter (PM), consists of tiny solid or liquid particles in the air. These particles may include dust, dirt, soot, smoke and liquid droplets.

Handwashing in Communities: Clean Hands Save Lives
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Handwashing in Communities: Clean Hands Save Lives

Germs are everywhere, quickly transferring to hands and surfaces during daily activities. These germs can cause illness and spread to others without proper hand hygiene. Cleaning hands at key moments with soap and water or hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol is one of the most effective ways to prevent sickness.

Federal Pell Grant Program
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Federal Pell Grant Program

The Federal Pell Grant Program is a need-based financial aid program to help low-income undergraduate and postbaccalaureate students access higher education. Unlike loans, Pell Grants do not need to be repaid.

Top 11 Health Benefits of Bee Pollen
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Top 11 Health Benefits of Bee Pollen

Bee pollen is a blend of flower pollen, nectar, enzymes, honey, wax, and secretions from bees. Honey bees collect pollen from flowers during foraging and transport it back to the hive. There, it is stored and used as a vital food source for the colony. It’s important not to confuse bee pollen with other bee-related products like honey, royal jelly, or honeycomb, as these may either lack pollen or include additional substances.

An Open Letter About Female Coaches
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An Open Letter About Female Coaches

I want to share a bit about my parents. I grew up just outside of Barcelona. My parents were both successful professionals. My dad worked as a nurse, and my mom was a doctor. So, it made sense that I leaned toward science. After finishing high school, I even started medical school and completed a year before switching paths and focusing fully on basketball. Sometimes I wonder what life would be like if I’d continued in medicine and followed the same career path they did.

The Gut: Where Bacteria and Immune System Meet
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The Gut: Where Bacteria and Immune System Meet

It's well-known now that humans have far more bacterial cells than human cells in their bodies. These bacteria are found on the skin, in the nose and ears, and most prominently in the gut.