Aubree Hopkins (Page 39)

Aubree Hopkins is an accomplished health journalist with a keen eye for uncovering the latest trends and advancements in medical science. With a background in public health and a passion for storytelling, Aubree brings a unique blend of expertise and empathy to her reporting. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, where she diligently explores topics ranging from innovative healthcare technologies to mental wellness strategies. Aubree is dedicated to providing readers with accurate, insightful, and engaging content that empowers them to make informed health decisions.

How Can We Deal With A Breakup?

2024-09-13

What to do with the memories we build? Where to store the desire we have left to keep trying? How to value the time we dedicate to another person, the one who was everything and who has now decided to say goodbye? What to do with the love we still haveContinue Reading

Life Is Like A Game

Life Is Like A Game

2024-09-13

Life is like a game and it is important to be aware that I am playing my game and winning or losing depends on me. We are always playing since it is impossible not to play or not to make a move. And if you don’t do it, someone willContinue Reading

Chemo Brain – A Side Effect Of Chemotherapy

2024-09-12

Cancer treatments are still very aggressive today. Although in a large number of cases the disease is overcome, there are undoubtedly important after-effects that are not always discussed. Some of these are cognitive impairment, poor concentration, or memory loss. These are side effects associated with what is known as chemobrain.Continue Reading

The thin line between alcoholism and habit

The thin line between alcoholism and habit

2024-09-12

Today you have left work and, like every Friday afternoon, you have met up with your friends for a few drinks. It is your tradition and almost your only way of keeping in touch. But this afternoon will be different, one of your friends tells you some news that surprises youContinue Reading

Running For Pregnant Women

Running For Pregnant Women

2024-09-12

The classic thinking about pregnancy is that pregnant women should rest and not exercise too much. However, recent research suggests that running for pregnant women can have many beneficial effects on the health of both mother and baby. Physical exercise is essential to keep our body and mind in theirContinue Reading

How To Talk To Children About Alcohol And Drugs

How To Talk To Children About Alcohol And Drugs

2024-09-12

The problem of irresponsible alcohol consumption does not distinguish ages, and more and more minors are exposed. Anticipating will offer the child strategies to distinguish unhealthy proposals. We tell you how and when to talk to them, depending on the stage they are in. Talking to children about alcohol andContinue Reading

The Phases Of Stress

The Phases Of Stress, From Alarm To Exhaustion

2024-09-12

The phases of stress are different stages or levels in the evolution of this problem. It must be said that this condition is dynamic: it mutates, it changes. Often, imperceptibly, it begins to progress towards more serious stages, which can even be life-threatening. There is no doubt that stress isContinue Reading

15 Tips To Overcome A Heartbreak

15 Tips To Overcome A Heartbreak

2024-09-12

She feels disappointed, she is no longer happy with him, and she does not recognize him … She is immersed in a love disappointment. Where is that person who made her fall in love? Why does he behave like this, with that indifference that hurts her so much? Because there is nothingContinue Reading

When Fear Turns Into Trauma

When Fear Turns Into Trauma

2024-09-12

We all have fears, a completely natural reaction to a threat.  But where is the line between fear and trauma? When do we cross the boundaries of fear and start talking about something much more serious? Being afraid is normal and this feeling will always appear at some point in ourContinue Reading