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Supporting student wellbeing, focus, and academic success

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Health and Learning Thrive Together

Students spend long hours immersed in study, often at the expense of their health. Prolonged sitting and limited daily movement are driving a rise in neck, back, and shoulder pain. More than 40 % of undergraduates report neck pain each year, and up to 46 % experience discomfort in the lower back or shoulders. Among medical students, the numbers are even higher—around 70 % experience musculoskeletal pain within a 12-month period. These problems build slowly through sedentary study habits, undermining energy, focus, and long-term well-being.

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“Incorporating movement breaks enhances cognitive function and boosts memory retention.”
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Transform Long Study Days into Healthier Ones

Students spend long hours immersed in study, often at the expense of their health. Prolonged sitting and limited daily movement are driving a rise in neck, back, and shoulder pain. More than 40 % of undergraduates report neck pain each year, and up to 46 % experience discomfort in the lower back or shoulders. Among medical students, the numbers are even higher—around 70 % experience musculoskeletal pain within a 12-month period. These problems build slowly through sedentary study habits, undermining energy, focus, and long-term well-being.