Wellness column seeks readers' input
For the past two years, the Wellness column has provided practical tips
on a
wide variety of topics that all fall under the broad umbrella of
"wellness." We
have tried to provide you with a range of columns filled with practical
information to enable you to live a more healthy life. Those columns have
covered preventive medicine topics such as controlling cholesterol,
maintaining
a moderate exercise program and tips for healthy traveling, as well as
issues
such as recognizing the signs of stroke, reducing the risk of skin cancer
and
symptoms and treatment of influenza. We discussed drug and alcohol abuse,
stopping smoking and how to eat healthy while eating out.
As we start a new year, we would like to continue to provide you with
columns
that are informative, engaging and relevant. We would like our columns to
encourage you to think in more depth about what it means to have a
healthy
lifestyle.
And that's where we need your help. We want to respond to your interests
in
this column. Please take a few minutes and write down your suggestions
for
topics you would like to see covered in the Wellness Column during the
months
ahead, and mail or e-mail them to: John D. Lisco, M.B. Seretean Center
for
Health Promotion, 556 School of Public Health,
<lisco@fox.sph.emory.edu>.