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Distributed by EIN PresswireNational Conversation to Address Emerging Risks and Opportunities “This webinar is designed for everyone, from clinicians and researchers to parents and caregivers, who wants to understand both the risks and the potential of AI in suicide prevention.” — SAVE CEO Erich Mische COLUMBUS, OH, UNITED STATES, February 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life for millions of people worldwide, including those experiencing suicidal thoughts. Alarmingly, OpenAI data suggests that approximately one million users discuss suicide with ChatGPT each week, and there are public reports of suicide deaths among young people who…

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80 years ago today, some simple workplace encouragement material was posted on the wall of several Westinghouse Electric factories in Pittsburgh, PA, which became the famous “We Can Do It,” poster. One of the most iconic images in the history of American war propaganda, it was actually meant mainly to increase productivity among existing workers, and is often confused with the Rosie the Riveter series. The badge on the “We Can Do It!” worker’s collar identifies her as a Westinghouse Electric plant floor employee; the pictured red, white, and blue clothing was a subtle call to patriotism, one of the…

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Health and wellness specialists discuss evolving approaches to performance sustainability as professionals seek long-term balance. Many professionals are realizing that long-term performance depends on integrated systems that support consistency, resilience, and recovery.” — Dr. Clinton L. Lee Jr. ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, January 26, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As conversations around workplace burnout and long-term performance intensify, health and wellness professionals are increasingly examining integrated wellness models as a response to the growing pressures faced by today’s high-performing workforce. Organizations such as CL3 Fitness and Wellness, LLC are applying these models to address the complex challenges faced by professionals navigating sustained…

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Free, non-invasive liver awareness screenings connect Toronto residents to education, lifestyle support, and follow-up care Fatty liver disease is common, often silent, and frequently undiagnosed. This centre is about education, early awareness, and helping people understand their liver health before disease progresses.” — Michael Betel, President and Founder, Fatty Liver Alliance TORONTO, ON, CANADA, February 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Fatty Liver Alliance, a liver health-focused Canadian charity, today announced the opening of the Liver Health Awareness Centre, a new community-based pilot program in Toronto focused on education, awareness, and early identification of liver disease using non-invasive liver scans. The…

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A new advertising campaign is being launched in Birmingham and Solihull to let young men know about a free, confidential text service that is available to them.Anyone who feels stressed, low or withdrawn can connect with a trained mental health professional by texting ‘Space’ to 85258. The service is free, off-bill, confidential and available 24/7.The three men said they want to challenge stigma and inspire others to take the first step by starting a conversation about how they’re feeling.Anthony Taylor, Blaine Rowe, who is taking part in a campaign to raise awareness of mental health support. PIC: Birmingham and Solihull…

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According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), the average Social Security check is $2,071 as of January — but that could be a lot or a little, depending on where you spend it. Your local living costs will determine how far you can stretch your benefit. Here’s how far your monthly Social Security payment really goes in your state. The Missouri Economic Research and Information Center (MERIC) uses the following criteria to calculate average state living costs: Groceries Housing Utilities Transportation Health care Miscellaneous expenses The center’s researchers combine average dollar amounts from all categories and convert them into a…

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If you want to maximize your lifetime retirement benefits, the newest data from the CDC can help.Social Security is the biggest source of income for most retirees. Roughly half of American households with someone age 65 or older receive at least 50% of their annual income from Social Security, according to data collected by the Social Security Administration. So, maximizing that income source may be one of the most valuable retirement strategies. If you want to ensure you receive the maximum amount possible from Social Security during your lifetime, it’s simple. You just need to know how much longer you’ll…

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3 min readNew DelhiFeb 14, 2026 11:00 PM IST From extreme intermittent fasting and two-hour workouts to rigid clean-eating rules, the pursuit of “perfect health” is relentless. But when does healthy stop being healthy? According to Dr Prabhat Ranjan Sinha, Senior Consultant in Internal Medicine at Aakash Healthcare, the shift occurs when balance is replaced by rigidity.ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO “Healthy habits become harmful when they turn rigid, extreme, or anxiety-driven,” says Dr Sinha. “Excessive fasting, over-exercising, or obsessive calorie tracking can disrupt hormones, weaken immunity, impair gut health, and cause nutritional deficiencies.” He explains that the body thrives on stability…

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One thing that can be said for certain about Social Security is that it’s a massive program. Nearly 75 million Americans receive some kind of Social Security benefit. As of 2024, roughly one-fifth of the federal budget was spent on Social Security, according to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, and those expenditures totaled about $1.5 trillion. This kind of widespread reach can provide numerous benefits to Americans — but also contribute to numerous problems. Here are three of the biggest problems facing Social Security in 2026. An ongoing concern among Social Security advocates is that the current formula…

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