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One in four women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. It is the second most common cancer among women, after skin cancer. Early detection is key to treatment and prognosis.
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month! More than one out of every five students will be bullied this year, chances are this is happening to someone you know and care about. Regardless of your age, research shows that the negative effects of bullying can last a lifetime. Whether you have been bullied as a child or adult, or care for a child who has been bullied we want to share resources and provide you with support. Everyone has a right to feel safe and supported.
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Mental health is a huge part of overall health and should be a priority for everyone, whether you have a mental health condition or not. Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental health condition. However, less than two-thirds get treatment. Mental illness affects everyone directly or indirectly through family, friends, or coworkers. That is why each year, during the first week of October, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) encourages us to raise awareness of mental illness, fight discrimination and provide support through Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW), October 3 – 9th.
Read MoreAs the weather starts to get colder, we’re all looking for dinners that warm us up. Try this classic, made in 30 minutes on one pan for easy clean up. Use your family’s favorite veggies or a different cut of chicken to find your new fall favorite.
Read More1 in 4 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. That’s a scary statistic. What can you do to lower your risk? Exercise, hydration, and a healthy, plant-based diet are healthy habits that help reduce your risk. You can check out health recipes on the TrilogyFIT blog to help you lower your […]
Read MoreAsian Honey Chicken This dish features ginger, soy, and honey. The American Institute of Cancer research reports ginger contains gingerol and zingerone of which are being studied for their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Ingredients 2 Tbsp. honey 2 Tbsp. reduced-sodium soy sauce 1 Tsp. sesame oil 4 cloves garlic, minced 1 green onion, chopped 2 […]
Read MoreCancer. It’s a scary word. There’s a lot we can’t control when it comes to cancer, but there are a few big things that we can control. Read on for a few tips.
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Did you know that cholesterol is a normal and healthy part of our cells? Cholesterol helps form our cell membranes and create certain vitamins and hormones. As with anything, too much is never a good idea. There are two sources of cholesterol, what our body makes and what we eat that is found in animal products.
Read MoreThis mile-high vegetable and hummus sandwich makes the perfect heart-healthy vegetarian lunch to go. Mix it up with different flavors of hummus and different types of vegetables depending on your mood!
Read MoreComing Soon to a Campus Near You… The week of September 13th-17th is the Week to Beat Cancer! We will be learning and supporting you in finding ways to prevent cancer in your life. Below is the schedule of events, and themes for each day: Monday Munchies: The American Institute for Cancer Research recommends a […]
Read MoreThe American Institute for Cancer Research recommends a variety of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans, and other plant foods to lower your risk for many cancers.
There are lots of ways to get these healthy foods in your diet. It’s best to try to eat foods that are a variety of colors, so that you are getting as many nutrients as possible in your diet.
Foods that are not helpful for fighting cancer include processed foods, sugar and refines carbohydrates, and red meat.
Below, you can see ideas for how to incorporate a healthy snack into your day.
Cancer. It’s a scary word. There’s a lot you can’t control when it comes to cancer, but there are a lot of things that you can. Some things you can do are to make sure you are getting enough exercise and maintaining a healthy weight.
The Department of Health and Human Services recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate physical activity a week, but there are a lot of ways you can achieve this goal! Think about what you enjoy doing and grab a friend to keep you motivated!
Make changes slowly by taking the stairs or parking a little further away than you need to. Keep track of your steps, and join our Tuesday Steps Challenge through Virgin Pulse! Click here for information on how Trilogy offers discounted gym memberships at select Planet Fitness and YMCA locations.
There is evidence staying hydrated can help lower your risk of certain cancers, such as breast cancer. Overhydration and underhydration both have a negative impact, and it is important to strike a good balance.
If you are younger, the best recommendation is to drink when you are thirsty. It’s important to drink water, tea, or black coffee rather than sugar-sweetened beverages to get the best benefit. If you want to spice up your water life, add fruit, or try sugar-free carbonated water. Check out the fruit-flavored water on Water Wednesday (9/15) at your campus!
For more information, check out the Week to Beat Cancer hydration challenge on Wednesday (9/15).
Tension headaches? Sore muscles? Quick temper? All of these things are signs of stress.
In today’s busy world, stress can be overwhelming, especially at the beginning of a new school year. A few keyways to manage stress include taking time to do something you enjoy, finding a mantra that works for you, exercise, yoga, and deep breathing.
No matter the cause of your stress, Trilogy is here to support you physically, mentally, and financially. Check out a few of the many programs here to support you:
• Maternity Support
• Diabetes Management (Virta)
• WeeCare (Discounted Childcare)
• Live Well Emotional Care for Caregivers
• Complete all three wellness steps to learn more about your health!
Have a question for us? Confused about a program? Want to let us know how we're doing? We encourage you to reach out to us via the contact form below!
Looking for something specific? All programs and pages on our site are listed below in alphabetical order for your convenience.
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