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Messi's Missed Medal: Honors or Politics?

January 6, 2025

Imagine being the world's favorite soccer star, Lionel Messi, and being invited to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Sounds awesome, right? Well, not so fast. A little thing called a scheduling conflict threw a wrench into the plans. This medal is a big deal, meant for people who've truly m

health

Hip Surgery: How Alignment Affects Long-Term Results

January 5, 2025

When it comes to hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAIS), doctors often talk about how the shape of the hip joint can affect outcomes. While there's a lot of focus on how the hip socket (acetabular version) and thigh bone (femoral version) are positioned, less is known about

politics

Diversity Matters: Lessons from a Diverse Administration

January 4, 2025

Imagine this: a key figure in the U. S. Treasury, born in Nigeria, uses his experience to shape policies that protect ordinary people from the harsh side effects of sanctions. That's exactly what happened under the Biden administration. As the most diverse administration in U. S. history comes to an

education

Self-Control Training: Does It Really Help Students?

January 4, 2025

Ever wondered if teaching students to control their impulses can help them in the long run? A recent study used a fancy method called Network Intervention Analysis (NIA) to find out. The focus was on university students' chronic ego depletion aftereffects, which is a fancy way of saying they're alwa

business

Rhode Island's 2026: Shifts in Business, Housing, and Unfinished Projects

January 4, 2025

As 2026 approaches, Rhode Island is witnessing some big changes in its business landscape. Hasbro, the famous toy maker, is pondering a relocation to Boston. This has state officials working overtime to convince them to stick around. Meanwhile, in Newport, one ambitious entrepreneur is snapping up r

health

Nurses' Views on Spiritual Care: A Time-Lapse in a Cancer Clinic

January 4, 2025

Imagine you're a nurse in a Swedish cancer clinic, focusing on spiritual care for your patients. Now fast forward two decades. How have your understandings changed? This mixed method study dives into precisely that. Back in 2003, nurses had a straightforward view. They tied spiritual care to religi

health

Preventing Delirium in Terminally Ill Cancer Patients: What Nurses Can Do

January 4, 2025

Delirium, a sudden change in mental state, is becoming more common in people with cancer at the end of their lives. It's like a sudden confusion that's hard to understand, and it affects their attention and awareness. Doctors know that nurses have important roles in preventing delirium, but how well

health

University Students in Beirut: Diet Knowledge and Cancer Prevention

January 4, 2025

Imagine you're a university student in Beirut, Lebanon. You might be surprised to learn that your diet could impact your risk of cancer later in life. A recent study found that many students don't know enough about how food affects cancer prevention. This isn't just about Beirut—Lebanon faces a heav

health

Examining Anti-Blackness in Nursing: A Deeper Look at Health Disparities

January 3, 2025

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, healthcare organizations have been reflecting on their role in health inequalities. The American Nurses Association, for instance, formed the National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing and published a report revealing the historic mistreatment an

lifestyle

Sexual Behavior on Campus: A Closer Look at Ethiopian University Students

January 3, 2025

These days, college students are often exploring casual sex. But what's driving this trend? And is it a cause for concern? Until recently, there's been a gap in research about casual sex among Ethiopian university students. Let's dive into the factors that might be influencing these choices. Firstl