Colleges and universities should give more broad-based attention to health and wellness-at all levels.
Higher Education needs to give more broad-based attention to health and wellness. Our graduates will all have to deal with the facts that the general state of health of Americans is not good and our national health care system is badly in need of reform. We should offer innovative approaches to helping our graduates establish positive, lifetime health habits and we should demonstrate to them our own model approaches to promoting health and wellness through more effective health insurance and worksite wellness programs.
Kupchella
Charles E
CE
University of North Dakota, Ebensburg, PA 15931, USA. charleskupchella@comcast.net
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