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  • Dance Into Sunnier Days
    by Emilie Richardson-Dupuis (alive magazine) on March 13, 2026

    Anyone living in Canada—even the most joyful and resilient—knows how the dreariness of winter can weigh on our well-being. By the time March rolls around, we’re more eager than ever to welcome spring—and dancing might just be the key to feeling the warmth a little earlier. All are welcome Think you can’t dance? Think again. … Continued

  • Innovation for Good: Catch Up & Read
    by Ashley Linkletter (alive magazine) on March 11, 2026

    The third grade is a milestone for literacy. It’s a significant predictor of literacy in the eighth grade and will likely lead to lower-than-average reading levels throughout adulthood. It’s also the time when young children start to read to learn, not learn to read, and poor reading skills severely limit this. With literacy rates continuing … Continued

  • Stress on the Mind
    by Kathi Valeii (alive magazine) on March 11, 2026

    As a science journalist and host of the Hidden Brain podcast, Shankar Vedantam has spent more than three decades exploring how the brain works. His passion for his work stems from what he calls a mind-blowing concept: much of what happens in our minds is hidden from us. Many of the brain’s functions occur without … Continued

  • Regeneration Across Generations
    by Jackie Skrypnek (alive magazine) on March 8, 2026

    Here’s something many of us grapple with, especially as we age: how do we nurture our own well-being today while also serving as a good ancestor and leaving something positive for future generations? The answer, in part, lies in a surprisingly humble place—the soil. Only as good as the soil it’s grown in We know … Continued

  • Living in Rhythm
    by Carime Lane (alive magazine) on March 5, 2026

    When it comes to health and longevity, most of us focus on what we eat or how we move. But research shows that how consistently we do things—from waking up at the same time to eating on a schedule—may be just as important. The pivotal role of routine Routine strengthens brain networks, stabilizes mood, and … Continued

  • Unpacking Urgency Culture
    by Deena Kara Shaffer, PhD (alive magazine) on March 3, 2026

    Consider the word “urgency.” Can you feel it? My jaw clenches, my stomach tightens, my shoulders inch ever so slightly up to my ears. So many of us are feeling it―are living it―yet without even realizing that it’s happening, or intending it in the first place. What’s that “it”? The sense that everything is urgent. Crisis … Continued

  • #285 Stoffwechsel entlasten ab 40: Diese 5 Stellschrauben sind entscheidend
    by Adaeze (NaturallyGood) on March 3, 2026

    Regelmäßigkeit, Blutzuckerbalance, Protein, Leberunterstützung und Stressregulation entlasten deinen Stoffwechsel ab 40. Ich erkläre wie du es ohne Diäten und Druck schaffst, deinen Stoffwechsel zu unterstützen.

  • Train like a Pro
    by Shawn Radcliffe (alive magazine) on March 2, 2026

    From professional athletes like NBA superstar Kyrie Irving to anyone who loves to stay active, protecting your body from injuries is the key to a lifetime of healthy movement. Injury prevention isn’t just about avoiding setbacks—it’s about giving yourself the freedom to move confidently, perform at your best, and enjoy physical activity for years to … Continued

  • Aging with Joy
    by Daniela Ginta, MSc (alive magazine) on March 1, 2026

    On a chilly and wet day, the gym is alive. People chat and laugh as they grab dumbbells for the workout class ahead, which is part of a twice-weekly session. The median age of the group is around 70, and among them is a smiling and spry 90-year-old, Carl. “After I retired, taking a walk … Continued

  • Untethered
    by Carime Lane (alive magazine) on February 25, 2026

    The number of Canadians living without partners is on the rise. In a world where partnership is often idealized, embracing the choice of being single can bring profound benefits to both mind and body—especially when it comes to matters of the heart. What it means to be single The number of Canadians living alone in … Continued