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Wellness travel helps in this regard by promoting sustainable habits and reducing stress-driven disorders. On World Health Day, wellness and travel experts highlight a shift—self-care is no longer a ...

Follow Us Trending Photos World Health Day, which is celebrated globally on April 7th and initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO), reminds us of the significance of overall well-being. Over ...

World Health Day 2025: Think you’re living your healthiest life? Take this fun World Health Day quiz and see how many good habits you can tick off your list. World Health Day 2025: Take this fun ...

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