Healthy Futures
Julia CravenHealth. Wellness. Culture. Policy. Tech. Science. History. A bit of everything in the exploration of what a healthy future looks like.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 153 | Founded | 8 years ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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Stray Thoughts on Being Well From a North Carolina Beach on Global Wellness Day
I spent last Saturday lying out in the sun, reading The Wilderness by Angela Flournoy, relating perhaps a bit too deeply with the worry, ennui, and jadedness of the book’s five protagonists.
In between pages, I waded out into the lake, wa...
Cigarette Nostalgia, Loneliness, and Mapping the Clitoris
When I walked into the 7/11 attached to the Courtyard Marriott in NoMa to buy a pack of smokes, a Drake song popped into my head. Weird, I know. I’m not a fan, but these few lines from Blue Tint spoke to the situation.
Look who I’m fuckin...
I Have No Gym, and I Must Move
if you didn’t selfie, did you even lift bro?
It’s hot on the porch, but I’m gearing up to do the work anyway. I have a 30-pound vest, two 15-pound kettlebells, a jump rope coiled up on a pollen-covered couch, and the concrete steps leading...
Kale Is in Season, but I Am Not
Credit: Stays Story / Getty Images
It’s hot in North Carolina, which means it’s hot in the kitchen. My playlist is blasting, rotating between MGMT, Hall & Oates, Donna Summer—so much Donna Summer—Michael Jackson, a sprinkle of Beyonce, a b...
Air Pollution is Linked to Cognitive Decline in Older Black Americans
Jacqueline Young provided this photo to HuffPost in 2018. It shows dust and soot emitted from her apartment’s AC unit.
A new study investigating the correlation between breathing in fine particulate matter (PM2.5), or soot, and brain heal...
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