Motorworld supports Buddy Walk

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Mindful-based therapy lecture at Saxton

<p>The Health and Wellness at King&#8217;s (HAWK) College Program used an anonymous $50,000 gift to purchase a low-dose dual X-Ray bone densitometer and a myotensiograph. The HAWK study is an extensive non-invasive health study of wyoming valley men and women between the ages of 21 and 75. Screenings are offered Thursday evenings at King&#8217;s on the Square. For further information or to schedule an appointment e-mail health.wellness@kings.edu. On the equipment is Matt Dourghty. Seated is Dr. Jan Kretzschmar, assistant professor of exercise science and coordinator for the study. Standing, from left, are: Randy Lisnock, Tyler Mercadante, Evelyn Rivera and Jessica Walter, student assistants.</p><style>
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Free health screenings continue at King’s College