Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC and Rex Wellness Centers. The event is open to members and non-members at no cost. No registration required. Contact beth.arthur@unchealth.unc.edu with questions.
How our metabolism works is a tricky subject. What exactly does our metabolism do for our bodies? What conditions can affect the way our metabolism works? Katie Godin, RD, LDN, from LifeStyle Medical Centers will discuss the basics behind how … Read more
Join Rex Wellness Dietitian Shelly Wegman, MS, RD, LDN as she reviews the latest weight loss medications, how they work, and the risks/benefits associated with them. Register at this link: Click here to register.
Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC and Rex Wellness Centers. The event is open to members and non-members at no cost. Registration is required, click here to schedule your appointment. Contact beth.arthur@unchealth.unc.edu with questions.
Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC and Rex Wellness Centers. The event is open to members and non-members at no cost. No registration required. Contact andrea.mendez@unchealth.unc.edu with questions.
Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC Wellness NW Cary. All events are open to members and non-members at no cost. Prioritize your well-being and ensure a confident and steady journey ahead! No registration required, in the Personal Training … Read more
Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC Wellness Meadowmont. All events are open to members and non-members at no cost. Prioritize your well-being and ensure a confident and steady journey ahead! No registration required, in the Lobby. Monday, September … Read more
For advice on retirement savings and other financial matters, meet with your TIAA financial consultant onsite this fall! Request an appointment online at TIAA.org/schedulenow searching employer U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill or call 800-732-8353, weekdays, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Onsite … Read more
Join us for Fall Prevention Week at UNC and Rex Wellness Centers. The event is open to members and non-members at no cost. No registration required. Contact andrea.mendez@unchealth.unc.edu with questions.
The population of the United States is becoming increasingly obese with each passing decade. There are many speculations about the cause of this phenomenon from an increasing sedentary lifestyle, the ready availability of high caloric foods to stress and even … Read more
