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How recent smoky, hazy skies can affect emotions

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By Jessica Brown Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Mass General Brigham psychiatrist Dr. Ash Nadkarni said the recent hazy skies from wildfires can affect emotions since light can affect our mood, sleep and energy. When it's gloomy outside, no one wants to go outside, making people more stressed.
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Jazzercise, Jane Fonda, and Tae Bo are back and gaining popularity with Gen Z

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By Jessica Brown Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Fitness crazes from the 1980s and 1990s, including Jazzercise and Tae Bo, are making a comeback with a new generation, as younger audiences embrace these retro workouts for their fun and effectiveness. Across social media, Gen Z is rediscovering workouts their parents and grandparents once loved, from Jane Fonda's aerobics to Jazzercise and Tae Bo. To explore the trend, a Jazzercise class in Newton offered a firsthand look at why these workouts are resonating again.
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Consumer Reports' top picks for at-home workouts

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By Jessica Brown Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
If you're looking to get fit without paying for a pricey gym membership, creating a simple home gym can save you money. But what do you really need for a workout, and how much do you have to spend? Consumer Reports tested home gym equipment to reveal the versatile essentials for at-home fitness.Ana Termyna has been working out at home for years. She says it helps her save money on gym memberships, and she gets a great workout without needing tons of space or equipment.
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