Your health is unique to you, and your 2024 New Year wellness resolutions should be too. While big resolutions can feel daunting, making small, sustainable changes is an achievable way to get healthier in the new year.
With this year’s national theme “African Americans and the Arts,” Labcorp celebrates #BlackHistoryMonth by recognizing the diverse and influential contributions of Black artists and artisans around the world.
We’ve made men’s fertility testing easier than ever—with the ability to test and get results right at home—so that you can get the answers you need to move forward with clarity.
As Labcorp commits to improving health and improving lives across our global communities, we also seek to take actions that will preserve the environment and evolve our operations in increasingly sustainable ways. 🌎
From lowering our greenhouse gas emissions within our activities and operations to implementing #recycling programs, learn how we’re driving sustainability efforts at the link in our bio 🔗
#CorporateResponsibility#Sustainability
Over 200 million women in the World enter menopause each year, so it's important to know the difference between fact and fiction when it comes to menopause.
To test your knowledge, take our short quiz on menopause. Link in bio 🔗
A healthy diet, regular exercise, better sleep and—more screen time? You read that right. This #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we’re calling on everyone to get more screen time by scheduling an annual wellness screening.
With our new blood-based ATN Profile, we are accelerating the path to diagnosis and enabling earlier treatment. Read the full press release in our bio 🔗
The CDC estimates 6.7 million people in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s disease, impacting both patients and their families. Too often, a diagnosis can take months or even years, but Labcorp is helping to change that.
Approximately 1 in 8 women will develop a #thyroid disorder in their lifetime, but they often go undiagnosed. Empower your health by learning about the early symptoms and the importance of testing to avoid heart issues, bone loss and even infertility.
We know how challenging it can be to take charge of your #health. That’s why we want to say thanks. This year, you turned to us for trusted answers to make clear, confident health decisions. And as we move to 2023, we’ll continue pursuing ways to improve health and improve lives.
This #WorldDiabetesDay, we are sharing a few simple tips to keep in mind so you can indulge in your holiday favorites in a healthy way. Read the full blog at the link in our bio 🔗
The holidays are a time for celebrating with family, friends and lots of delicious foods. But for those living with #diabetes, holiday meals could increase their risk of high blood sugar.
If your diabetes diagnosis is new to you, and you’re not quite sure where to start with your health habits, read our blog in our bio to learn five tips to help you prioritize self-care.
Living with #diabetes requires diligent health management. Monitoring your blood sugar, eating well, staying active and taking medication as prescribed are all crucial for maintaining your health.