As wildfires burn across the country and temperatures climb, it’s normal to feel nervous. But if your fears spin out of control, it can have a major impact on your quality of life. This week, registered psychologist Dr. Jennifer Caspari has seven ways to cope with climate anxiety.
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Also this week: Registered dietitian Leslie Beck breaks down a new study on the relationship between eating patterns and Alzheimer’s, and has some tips to increase the anti-inflammatory potential of your diet.
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– Josie Mills
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