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Available at no cost to Twin Cities' consumers, the bi-monthly magazine, published in partnership with the St. Paul Pioneer Press, features national

and local content written and edited by the most experienced health

journalists in the country

MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, Minn., April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Twin Cities' residents will soon have a unique health and wellness resource available to them: Better Health & Living(R), the fastest growing health and lifestyle magazine in America, is launching its first Metro edition in Minneapolis-St. Paul on April 26, in partnership with the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

Published by Publication Services of America (PSA), the newspaper industry's largest magazine publisher, Better Health & Living(R) is a national publication featuring some of the country's best health journalists. The Twin Cities edition is the company's first Metro version of the magazine with both national and local content. PSA distributes regional editions of the magazine in partnership with 35 newspapers throughout the United States.

"Minneapolis-St. Paul is recognized as one of the most vibrant, smart and health-conscious communities in the nation," said Phil Lewis, publisher of Better Health & Living(R) and president, CEO and chairman of the board of Publication Services of America. "We chose to launch our first metro version of Better Health & Living in the Twin Cities because we feel confident that residents will embrace our magazine, and we believe this launch will serve as the model for success for the other metro markets we plan to enter."

"Consumers in the metro area are hungry for substantive and meaningful health information and we believe this high-quality publication will fill that void," said Martha Severson, associate publisher of Better Health & Living(R) -- Twin Cities.

With 80 percent of the magazine consisting of national content from the top health journalists in the country
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