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Self-care isn’t just for women: Why men must take their health seriously
Robert Claflin, DO Submitted photo John Brewer, DNP, PMHNP Submitted photo By Robert Claflin, DO and John Brewer, DNP, PMHNP In the midst of Men’s Health Month, it’s crucial to address a pervasive misconception: self-care is often seen as a practice primarily for women. This outdated notion overlooks the fact that men, too, face unique health challenges and deserve to prioritize their well-being.
Self-care isn’t just for women: Why men need to take their health seriously
In the midst of Men’s Health Month, it’s crucial to address a pervasive misconception: self-care is often seen as a practice primarily for women. This outdated notion overlooks the fact that men, too, face unique health challenges and deserve to prioritize their well-being. According to the CDC, men are more likely to die from heart disease, cancer, and unintentional injuries than women. They are also less likely to visit the doctor regularly or seek help for mental health issues.
Wellbeing at Work Summit USA 2024 in NYC & Silicon Valley
Agenda at a Glance March 12, 2024: In-Person Summit in New York City for our East Coast community with leadership round table discussions and global keynotes (HR, Benefit & Wellbeing Leads from Employers only). Click here to view full agenda March 13, 2024: Virtual workshop style content for North American community – All free to attend: 09:15am-10:15am ET: Next Level Leadership: the Post-Pandemic Playbook for a Mentally Healthy Workforce.
Ministry Matters™
By Bill Hoppe September 2nd, 2021 Color: PurpleScripture Readings: Exodus 12:1-4 (5-10), 11-14; Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19;1 Corinthians 11:23-26; John 13:1-17, 31b-35 Theme Ideas It was by the blood of a sacrificial… read more By Nancy C. Townley September 2nd, 2021 HOLY THURSDAY (Option 1) A DRAMATIC SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION For HOLY THURSDAY written by Rev. Nancy Townley [A table is set up in the front of the sanctuary, within full… read more By Jamie D.
What you don’t know about July 4th
by: John Brewer Posted: Jul 3, 2021 / 12:00 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 3, 2021 / 08:18 AM CDT NEXSTAR (KIAH) — We did some digging and found some facts about July 4th that you might not know. Did you know John Adams thought July 2 would be the day celebrated in history as Independence Day? That’s the day the Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence. It turns out it was adopted two days later on July 4, 1776.
What you don’t know about July 4th
by: John Brewer Posted: Jul 2, 2021 / 09:11 AM HST / Updated: Jul 2, 2021 / 09:12 AM HST NEXSTAR (KIAH) — We did some digging and found some facts about July 4th that you might not know. Did you know John Adams thought July 2 would be the day celebrated in history as Independence Day? That’s the day the Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence. It turns out it was adopted two days later on July 4, 1776.
23 things you might not know about July 4th
NEXSTAR (KIAH) — We did some digging and found some facts about July 4th that you might not know about. The Declaration of Independence was actually voted on by the Continental Congress on July 2, 1776 and officially adopted two days later on July 4, 1776. At the time, John Adams believed that July 2, not July 4, would be the date remembered by history. We might celebrate our independence on a different day than Adams originally thought, but the way we celebrate hasn’t changed much.
What you don’t know about July 4th
by: John Brewer Posted: Jul 2, 2021 / 02:59 PM EDT / Updated: Jul 2, 2021 / 02:59 PM EDT NEXSTAR (KIAH) — We did some digging and found some facts about July 4th that you might not know. Did you know John Adams thought July 2 would be the day celebrated in history as Independence Day? That’s the day the Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence. It turns out it was adopted two days later on July 4, 1776.
Get out the bug spray! Here’s a list of locations with extreme mosquito activity on July 4th weekend
by: John Brewer Posted: Jun 30, 2021 / 01:40 PM EDT / Updated: Jun 30, 2021 / 01:40 PM EDT HOUSTON (CW39) — Get out all the bug spray and citronella candles this weekend, because mosquitos will be out in full force! Thermacell, the leading manufacturer of area mosquito repellents, has compiled a list of the top ten locations across the nation that will be hit the hardest by mosquitoes over the holiday weekend, and Houston is among the top ten (full list below): 1.
The most commonly misspelled words in each state according to AT&T
by: John Brewer Posted: Jun 23, 2021 / 10:01 AM CDT / Updated: Jun 23, 2021 / 10:01 AM CDT NEXSTAR (KIAH) — A new study out now shows the most common misspelled words per state, and some might surprise you… then again, maybe not. The study done by AT&T breaks down the most googled spelling of a word in each state and in Texas that word is “confident.” The most commonly misspelled word in 2021 was “quarantine,” perhaps to no one’s surprise.
Houston gang members sentenced to 40 years each after sacrificing teen girl to the “Saint of Death”
by: John Brewer Posted: May 27, 2021 / 09:19 PM CDT / Updated: May 27, 2021 / 09:19 PM CDT HOUSTON (CW39) — Two MS-13 gang members will be spending 40 years each behind bars after they were convicted of murdering a 15-year-old girl. The gang members killed the teen girl as a sacrifice to the Saint of Death in 2017. They have both been convicted of murder and each sentenced to 40 years in prison, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Wednesday.
30% of young Americans do this while sitting on the toilet
by: John Brewer/KIAH, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: May 22, 2021 / 04:09 PM CDT / Updated: May 22, 2021 / 04:09 PM CDT A man holds a smart phone with the icons for the social networking apps Facebook, Instagram and Twitter seen on the screen.
30% of young Americans do this while sitting on the toilet
by: John Brewer/KIAH, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: May 19, 2021 / 01:42 PM EDT / Updated: May 19, 2021 / 01:42 PM EDT A man holds a smart phone with the icons for the social networking apps Facebook, Instagram and Twitter seen on the screen.
Blue Bell releasing new flavor this week - but what is it?
by: John Brewer Posted: May 12, 2021 / 05:02 PM CDT / Updated: May 12, 2021 / 05:02 PM CDT Blue Bell HOUSTON (CW39) — The Blue Bell Creamery in Brenham is about to release a new flavor just in time for summer. The legendary Texas ice cream company has been tweeting out clues since Tuesday about what the next new flavor might be. ℕ𝕖𝕨 𝕗𝕝𝕒𝕧𝕠𝕣 𝕒𝕝𝕖𝕣𝕥! 📣 The best desserts are not always found at your local bakery. Many times you can find them in a carton of Blue Bell Ice Cream.
NASA, SpaceX reschedule Thursday’s launch for Friday at 4:49 a.m. CT
by: John Brewer Posted: Apr 21, 2021 / 08:01 AM CDT / Updated: Apr 21, 2021 / 08:01 AM CDT In this image from video made available by SpaceX, one of the company’s Starship prototypes fires its thrusters as it lands during a test in Boca Chica, Texas, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021. The two previous attempts ended in explosions.
WATCH: Suspect rushes restaurant store manager, stabs him for being asked to wear mask
by: John Brewer Posted: Mar 22, 2021 / 07:09 AM EDT / Updated: Mar 22, 2021 / 07:09 AM EDT LEAGUE CITY, Texas (CW39) — The League City Police Department is looking for a suspect accused of stabbing a Jack-in-the-Box store manager after he asked him to put on a face mask when he came into the restaurant. Investigators have released the store’s surveillance camera in hopes someone will recognize him and come forward.
Full moon will shine on Halloween for first time since 1944
by: John Brewer and Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Oct 27, 2020 / 12:46 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 27, 2020 / 12:46 PM CDT A super moon passes through clouds over Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, March 20, 2019. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) HOUSTON (NEXSTAR/KIAH) — It hasn’t happened in decades! For the first time since the 1940s, Halloween will receive some spooky ambiance from a full moon this year. For many people, the Halloween full moon will be a once-in-a-lifetime event.
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