Chilly weather is the perfect time to slow down and incorporate from hygge in your life. Pronounced hoo-guh, hygge is defined as “a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being.”

No matter what holidays you celebrate (or don't!), winter break might involve get-togethers with family and friends. You can stay on your health path and indulge! The trick is to combine lower-calorie foods with higher-calorie foods.

Recognizing that with the right support, family caregivers can be both effective employees and caregivers, the University of Arizona teamed up with the local age-friendly initiative and its partners to provide resources and assistance.

You're invited to take on Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University in your gym, garden, parking garage or anywhere else you can get moving as part of the Tri-University Movement Challenge.

You might be able to see a caregiving scenario in your future right now. But there are times when the unexpected, the accident, the unforeseen diagnosis suddenly bangs on your door like an unwelcome guest at night.

CredibleMind is a one-stop shop digital platform for providing valuable resources for your mental health. It is free to university employees and their households, available 24/7, expert-curated, and 100% confidential.

Becoming aware that you have diabetes is the first step in controlling your health and preventing the many serious complications that can result from poor management of Type 2 diabetes.

Save the dates for this year’s benefits open enrollment Oct. 31-Nov. 18, 2022 to ensure you make the most of your benefits for you and your family.

Meditation is a method to relax ourselves and free ourselves from anxiety and fear. By concentrating on the present, this practice hopes to distract individuals from reflecting too heavily on the past or stressing about the future.

Type 1 diabetes affects about 1 in 400 children, adolescents, and young adults under 20 years of age. Currently, once diagnosed, type 1 diabetes is a lifelong disease that cannot be cured.