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Retired? Now What? A survey from Merrill Lynch explores Americans’ attitudes toward leisure in retirement — and how to make the most of that newfound freedom Posted on July 10, 2017 Having time for yourself can take some getting used to. “Most people do not automatically step into a life of leisure when they retire…
Finding Focus Vision of Children nears a cure for genetic eye disorder Posted on June 30, 2017 When Vivian and Sam Hardage’s newborn son was diagnosed with ocular albinism more than two decades ago, few people knew anything about the genetic eye disorder. “There wasn’t a single person doing any albinism research anywhere on planet…
Working Without a Net in the “Gig Economy” Posted on June 10, 2017 Millions of Americans are trading full-time jobs for the freedom (and risks) of self-employment, relying on temporary “gigs” to earn a living. It’s easier to do that now, thanks to advances in digital technology, but many who choose this path are also…
Creative Camps Posted on May 15, 2017 This summer, Art Lounge in coastal Encinitas takes local kids on a journey into their imagination. The studio will offer five weeks of fun-filled art camps taught by three amazing local teachers. Spramani Elaun, teacher and founder of Nature Art for Kids, will have children exploring acrylic painting,…
The Empty Nesters’ Dilemma Posted on May 10, 2017 As tempting as it is for retirees to remain in their family home, practical considerations may pose challenges and raises inevitable questions that must be considered. Could taking care of more house than you need eventually become a burden for you? What about your kids—will they…
Striking the Right Balance When Giving to Family Posted on April 10, 2017 The impulse to provide for children or other family members is almost universal. Nine out of 10 who participated in a recent survey by Merrill Lynch, said they planned to give the lion’s share of their wealth to family members. How to…
2017 Summer Camps Posted on April 7, 2017 Summer is coming and the time is right to decide where to send the youngsters for fun and a bit of education. The San Diego region has a wide range of sleep-away and daily summer camps to choose from. Junior scientists, cowboys, chefs, artists, wildlife biologists, and…
Founding Fathers Posted on March 23, 2017 When a group of dads gets together, anything can happen. But for some Carlsbad fathers, one of the trials of caring for newborns — the bath, and the dangers that come with it — left them wanting a safer, stress-free bath time. Together, they created baby product company…
James McDonald is on a mission to save the beloved, endangered bee. The Olivenhain resident and owner of Encinitas Bee Company performs humane, live bee removals without using toxic chemicals, reestablishing the hives in new locations.
Tips for Home in Retirement Posted on March 10, 2017 Today retirees are more empowered to pursue a home that fits their desired lifestyle and changing priorities. Achieving your best home in retirement requires careful forethought and preparation. You’ll need to consider a range of factors to get the most out of your home. When…
Lunden’s Calling A health hero continues her advocacy work Published on March 9, 2017 It was June 5, 2014 — a day that Joan Lunden will never forget. The health advocate and former co-anchor of ABC’s Good Morning America had gone to the doctor for her annual mammogram. “I got that typical, ‘You’re good to…
How Much Did You Pay In Taxes Last Year? Posted on February 28, 2017 Nobody pays too much in taxes on purpose. This year, get the tax advice you deserve. As one of San Diego’s premier locally-owned CPA firms, Wastvedt & Co. uniquely provides extensive business knowledge while delivering results. The team manages strategies for…
San Diego Sleep Therapy Posted on February 22, 2017 Is snoring or sleep apnea disrupting your life? Oral Appliance Therapy is a nationally recognized, non-invasive, easily tolerated treatment covered by Medicare and most medical insurance. Appliances are a great alternative to CPAP and easy for travel. Dr. Rosemarie Rohatgi, “Dr. Rose,” is Triple Board Certified…
Recent debuts and fresh offerings put mindfulness at center stage here in San Diego and beyond
Newly opened at Carlsbad's Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, the new spa marks the final phase of a $60 million resort-wide renovation resulting in a 15,000-square-foot retreat that offers signature spa treatments, wellness experiences, and culinary workshops
Professional advice for kids and parents navigating the complicated road to college
Mark and Hanna Gleiberman team up with renowned local doctor
An Army veteran applies her skills in the world of wellness
Transform Your Health with Lifestyle Changes
With multiple boutique studios across the county, Pilates of San Diego helps support individual growth through healing
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As 2022 draws to a close, Scripps Health has revealed its top medical news stories that made headlines during the past 12 months
San Diego Botanic Garden creates a national medicinal plants collection and research consortium
The creative distillery reduces food waste and brings new meaning to the term "spirited sustainability"
