In this week’s WNC Wellness review: Asheville area named Vitality City, Ingles offers text notifications of flu vaccine availability, the coffee health debate rages on, FDA panel opposes “female Viagra,” tips to sunproof your skin and more.

Here’s just some of what’s in this week’s review: N.C. governor backs legislation for small food producers; coal ash poses problems for North Carolinians; flu vaccine expected to be ready early; local website focuses on relieving back and other pains; informational meeting scheduled on fibromyalgia.

Kerr Drug converts part of one of its Asheville stores to carry natural, homeopathic and organic products; Asheville Community Yoga has begun offering free classes; north Buncombe residents object to a proposed concrete plant; an international dream conference will be held in Asheville later this month; and more, in this installment of WNC Wellness review.

Yoga’s beneficial impacts on cancer survivors, computing your lethal caffeine dose, an innovative new labeling scheme from WNC’s Gaia Herbs, the medicinal uses of wild plantain, how All Souls Counseling Center helps people with mental health issues, and more in this week’s round-up of health news.

A recall of children’s over-the-counter liquid medications, the findings from the largest-ever genetic study of smoking, state budget cuts impact Department of Health and Human Services, and a possible alliance between Transylvania Regional Hospital and Mission Hospital — in this week’s round-up of regional health news.

The week’s health and wellness round-up, with two events taking place today, Saturday, April 17.

Park Ridge effort focuses on individual responsibility in wellness, Medical Society honors doctors, fighting childhood obesity, suggestions for choosing a yoga teacher, considering how faster Internet connections can improve area health care, and more in this week’s round-up of wellness news.