Health and Wellness 2021: COVID-19 has impacted people physically and mentally, changing the way we eat, cope, and exercise
By New TImes Staff
It's nearly impossible to talk about public health right now without discussing COVID-19. So for our annual Health and Wellness issue, Staff Writer Kasey Bubnash speaks with a nutritionist about COVID-19 weight gain, diets, and the best way to lose weight and keep it off; Staff Writer Karen Garcia speaks with a SLO County residents about the mental health impacts of getting the coronavirus; and Assistant Editor Peter Johnson writes about local parks filling with outdoor fitness classes.
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