Health, Well-being and Addiction - 2018 Buckeye Summit
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Channel: Ohio State News · 2018 · Education
Buckeye Summit convenes Ohio State community to learn about health, well-being and addiction. Hundreds of attendees spend day discussing issues with goal of creating healthy communities. From wellness and well-being to addiction and recovery to solutions and a commitment to do better, the 2018 Buckeye Summit focused on supporting and building a healthier world. Richard Carmona, 17th surgeon general of the United States and distinguished professor at the College of Nursing, moderated the summit and discussed the personal challenge of leading a healthier lifestyle. More than 400 alumni, faculty, staff, students and supporters filled a conference room at COSI Columbus Friday to discuss some of the great health challenges of the 21st century. The summit focused on building a healthier community – and for the audience, community meant their homes, central Ohio and the larger world. Presentations and panels at the summit focused on preventive care and wellness as well as the nature and impact of addiction. Guests were entertained by a fitness course from Shelley Meyer, instructor of clinical practice at the College of Nursing, and a session on mindfulness from Maryanna Klatt, professor of clinical family medicine at the Wexner Medical Center. President Michael V. Drake opened the summit with a reflection on the power of Buckeye Nation.
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