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Promoter of all things just. Child advocate. Award winner. Dina is the co-founder of HealthDiscovery.org and a committed member of the Gloucester County Women’s Club, installed as 2nd VP in 2026. She currently serves as Director of Marketing and CARES Program at Corporate Synergies and also retains her real estate license in NJ. With a passion for community engagement and advocacy, Dina is a retired foster parent, dedicated to supporting children’s rights and well-being. Her work continues to reflect her commitment to mentoring and making a positive difference in the lives of others.
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Women’s pelvic floor muscles play a critical role in supporting the bladder, bowel & reproductive organs. Discover signs, prevention, & how to manage dysfunction at work.
Bladder leakage, urinary urgency and pelvic pressure may be signs of pelvic floor dysfunction. Learn when to seek support.
Pelvic floor muscles support the bladder, bowel and other organs. Understand the signs of dysfunction to recognize symptoms early and seek care.
With vitamin C, fiber and antioxidants, kiwi is a superfood for women’s health. Discover ways they promote immune, digestive and heart health.
Women’s preventive care can help support long-term health through screenings, wellness visits and other covered services. Read more about new developments.
Musculoskeletal disorders affect your back, neck & joints. Protect them at work with ergonomics, and injury prevention techniques.
Proper posture, equipment, set-up and movement lead to focus and energy at work. Prioritize desk ergonomics for sustained well-being
Proper workplace design & habits help prevent musculoskeletal disorders. Test your knowledge with this workplace ergonomics quiz.
Superfood salmon supports energy, focus & heart health. Discover smart and easy lunches for working professionals with a nutritional boost.
Physical and occupational therapy + ergonomic workplace design reduce pain and prevent injury. Learn how to improve health in today’s workforce.
Stay safe this summer. Protect yourself from the sun with these heat safety tips.
Sweating cools your body but can cause dehydration. Proper hydration helps prevent heat illness.