
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine this month published a comprehensive review concluding that evidence linking greenhouse-gas emissions to worsening U.S. climate impacts and attendant public-health and welfare harms is robust and “beyond scientific dispute,” a finding that has re-energized scientific and policy debates because it directly rebuts attempts to downplay or rescind
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In a heartwarming story that captured attention this past week, John Nelson Bradbury, an 80-year-old catcher in a slow-pitch softball league, reminded his teammates and by extension, the broader sporting community that age is no barrier to participation, camaraderie, and the joy of competition. Bradbury, who continues to play and practice with younger teammates, surprised
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n a development that could meaningfully alter patient experience and clinic workflows for a broad set of oncology patients, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on September 19 approved a subcutaneous (under-the-skin) formulation of pembrolizumab branded Keytruda Qlex that reduces administration time from the typical half-hour intravenous infusion to a one-to-two-minute injection depending on dose;
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When people think about health, they often picture intense workouts, strict diets, or expensive treatments. But real, lasting well-being often comes from something much simpler: daily rituals. These are the small, repeated actions we hardly notice but that slowly shape our energy, mood, and resilience. Why Rituals Matter Our bodies and minds thrive on rhythm.
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Ladies, let’s be real: every line on our face tells a story. Some of those stories we love laughter with friends, late nights with the kids, the life we’ve lived. But wrinkles? They’re not always the part we want front and center. The good news? You don’t need to spend hundreds on fancy creams or
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