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The Health Benefits of Giving Experiences

The Health Benefits of Giving Experiences

by dom-wp-admin | Dec 19, 2023 | Social Engagement, Gratitude & Purpose, Mental Health

By Meagan Matthews, BS With the holiday season in full swing, gift-giving is at the top of many of our to-do lists. While gifting at this time of year may feel obligatory, or even stressful, as we agonize over what to get those we love, the act of giving can actually...
How Social Connection Supports Longevity

How Social Connection Supports Longevity

by dom-wp-admin | Dec 18, 2023 | Social Engagement, Mental Health

By Carly Smith, BS, MPH(c)  Our closest family and friends are part of who we are in spirit and in health. These connections are essential aspects of successful aging, making Social Engagement a fundamental pillar of the Stanford Lifestyle Medicine philosophy.  “Our...
The Impact of Exercise on Brain Health and Preservation

The Impact of Exercise on Brain Health and Preservation

by dom-wp-admin | Nov 29, 2023 | Energy, Cognitive Enhancement, Mental Health, Metabolic Health, Movement & Exercise

By Carly Smith, BS, MPH(c)  The foundation of longevity science exists in a balance of healthy physical, mental, and emotional aging. In the past, researchers have studied these aspects of health as independent subjects, but now scientists emphasize that every aspect...
A Day of Meals to Keep You and Your Colon Healthy

A Day of Meals to Keep You and Your Colon Healthy

by dom-wp-admin | Nov 29, 2023 | Gut Health, Healthful Nutrition

By Cindy Kin, MD, MS, FACS Dr. Cindy Kin is a colorectal surgeon, Associate Professor of Surgery at Stanford University, and a member of the Stanford Lifestyle Medicine Healthful Nutrition Pillar. She is also an active researcher focusing on the role of...
How Joy is Linked to Gratitude and Well-being

How Joy is Linked to Gratitude and Well-being

by dom-wp-admin | Nov 15, 2023 | Gratitude & Purpose, Student Blogs, Mental Health

By Donovan Giang This blog is part of our Gratitude & Reflection newsletter. If you like this content, sign up to receive our monthly newsletter! With the holiday season upon us, the spirit of joy is in the air. From magazine advertisements of happy families...
Optimism as a Means to a Longer Life

Optimism as a Means to a Longer Life

by dom-wp-admin | Nov 14, 2023 | Gratitude & Purpose, Student Blogs, Mental Health, Metabolic Health

By Jonanne Talebloo This blog is part of our Gratitude & Reflection newsletter. If you like this content, sign up to receive our monthly newsletter! We have all heard the saying “mind over matter” when it comes to athletics and physical challenges. But...
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