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well-being

Definition for well-being

noun as in good health or fortune

noun as in contented state

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This is an edition of the WSJ Health newsletter, a weekly briefing on what’s new in health, medicine, personal well-being and the business of healthcare.

Culver City district leaders said they focus on the social and emotional well-being of students, including with mental health counselors.

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The main reason is that the well-being of Social Security and Medicare is at risk as long as our federal finances are in chaos.

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At MDVIP, a nationwide network of more than 1,400 concierge doctors, patients are typically screened for grip strength and gait speed, metrics of well-being that insurers typically don’t cover.

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The girl’s paternal grandmother, Lilly Denes, said she had initiated the process to try and gain custody of Melodee several years ago due to concerns over Buzzard’s well-being and ability to care for her.

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