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Gentle exercise
Exercise helps you stay healthy and maintain your ability to function. It’s an important and effective way to relieve stress and boost energy levels.
10 facts about the benefits of everyday exercise
Did you know that all exercise, even standing up when you’ve been sitting, improves health? Check the 10 facts on the benefits of everyday exercise!
Hey student in Turku! Are you in corona quarantine?
FSHS offers conversational support during weekdays between 10 am and 12 pm from the phone number 046 710 6132.
This year the FSHS Day becomes an entire FSHS Week to support your active everyday life
Are you mainly studying remotely alone at your laptop? Would you like to hear tips about how to increase your everyday exercise? See the 5 + 2 exercise tips and facts during the FSHS Week.
Customer feedback: compliments, complaints and development suggestions
We received altogether 2,798 customer compliments, complaints and suggestions for improvements in 2020. Feedback was given 1,088 times via the FSHS website and 1,710 times on customer feedback devices at service units.
Our electronic health inquiry is now in Self!
The FSHS invites all first-year students who have started their studies during spring semester 2021 to a health examination. Get a good start on our journey together by answering the health inquiry in Self.
Lunchtime drop-ins: stress management during lunch breaks
Do you often have lunch alone at the computer? Are you constantly stressed? Feel you can’t cope? Attention wandering? A 30-minute lunchtime drop-in will reconnect you with yourself during your lunch break.
The Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey starts
The national Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey (KOTT) produces comprehensive and regular data on the welfare of students. The results of the survey will be used to develop student health services.
Did you know this about xylitol?
Week 6 is Xylitol week in Finland. During this week we tell about xylitol and oral health on our webpages yths.fi and at our social media channels.