Larry Canale has been editorial director or editor-in-chief of a number of launches in the areas of consumer magazines, newsletters, and websites for Belvoir Media Group. Since early 2019, he has been creating online learning courses for Harvard Health Publishing and Whole Dog Journal.
Among the Harvard courses he has produced are Improving Your Memory, Improving Your Sleep, An Introduction to Tai Chi, Knees and Hips, and, coming in 2020, The Sensitive Gut. Whole Dog Journal courses include Dog Care and Grooming at Home and, coming in 2020, Dog Walking.
Canale was launch editor and content director of University Health News. Working with Belvoir Media Group's team of editors, authors, and marketing associates, he helped create content for 18 popular health categories and 23 free health guides between 2015 and 2018. He also worked with Belvoir’s book division, editing such special health reports as Managing Stress & Anxiety, Foot & Ankle Health, Managing Your Blood Pressure, Heart-Healthy Diet, Managing Your Cholesterol, and—his favorite subject—Positive Thinking.
By Larry Canale
If you live or in a cold-weather climate, you’ve had experience "braving the elements." And you also know that frigid weather is nothing to take lightly: The danger of frostbite is very real and can result in permanent damage, leading in severe cases to amputation. So at the first symptoms … Read MoreBy Larry Canale
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could sit down to a hot fudge sundae with zero calories? Or chow down on guilty pleasures like cookies, chips, and bread without adding any calories? The concept of “zero-calorie foods” is a fantasy, although there are certainly low-calorie foods that can help you … Read MoreBy Larry Canale
You’re feeling spent, listless, and/or exhausted after work almost every night—and the next morning. You can’t seem to break out of a pattern of dragging through the day and collapsing into bed at night. You're looking to get some zip back in your step—and to learn how to improve energy … Read MoreBy Larry Canale
Which would you rather have—a head cold or a chest cold? Pick your poison, right? A head cold can take you out of play for a few days, thanks to all the typical symptoms—sinus congestion, clogged ears, watery eyes, a runny nose, chapped skin on your face from all the … Read MoreBy Larry Canale
You likely read about the historic and unsettling flu season of 2017-18: In America, some 900,000 people were hospitalized and 80,000 died from the flu and its complications. The 2017-18 flu season was the worst we’ve seen since 2011, when there were 56,000 deaths. By comparison, flu-related deaths during a … Read More