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Finding Purpose in Later Years: A Look at Elderly Life in Care Homes

June 25, 2025

As people age, their health, social roles, and sense of self often change. Research shows that having a sense of purpose can lead to better health and happiness. This study looked at elderly people living in care homes in Romania. It found that religion and spirituality were very important to them.

politics

States Fight Back: The Battle Over Federal Funding Cuts

June 25, 2025

In a bold move, legal representatives from over 20 states and Washington, D. C. , have taken the Trump administration to court. Their target? Billions of dollars in funding cuts that hit everything from crime prevention to food security and scientific research. The lawsuit, filed in Boston, is a di

weather

Southeast Michigan Braces for Stormy Weather

June 25, 2025

Southeast Michigan is dealing with a mix of extreme heat and severe thunderstorms. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for several counties, warning of strong winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning. The region is under a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms, especially on Tuesday af

crime

A Young Life Lost on the Slopes of Rinjani

June 25, 2025

Mount Rinjani, a favorite spot for adventurers, recently turned tragic. A 26-year-old Brazilian woman, Juliana Marins, lost her life after falling into a deep ravine. The search for her lasted four days, with rescuers battling rough weather and tough terrain. It was a drone that first spotted her un

health

Bullying in Oman: How Traditional and Online Harassment Affect Teens

June 25, 2025

Teens in Oman face bullying both in person and online. A recent study looked at how these experiences impact their mental health, behavior, and school performance. Researchers studied 1204 students aged 14-15. They found three groups: those not bullied, those bullied traditionally, and those bullied

health

A Decade of Spotting Baby Health Issues Early

June 25, 2025

Ten years have passed since the International Journal of Neonatal Screening (IJNS) started its journey. It's now a big deal in the world of newborn health. This journal focuses on catching health problems in babies right after they're born. It's like a superhero for tiny humans, spotting issues befo

health

Robots in Surgery: Training the Next Generation of Doctors

June 25, 2025

Robotic surgery is becoming more common in urology. To keep up, doctors need proper training. A recent study created and tested new ways to teach these skills. Experts from around the world worked together. They used a special process to agree on the best methods. This process is called the Delphi

health

Eating at the Right Time: How It Affects Your Sleep, Mood, and Life

June 25, 2025

People who are overweight or obese often try different diets to lose weight. One popular method is time-restricted eating (TRE). This means eating all your meals within a certain window of time each day. But does the time of day you eat matter? Does it affect how you sleep, feel, and live your life?

sports

Fueling the Mat: What Wrestlers Really Need

June 25, 2025

Wrestling is not just about raw strength. It's a mix of power, speed, and stamina. To stay competitive, wrestlers often step on the mat at a lower weight. This helps them maintain a better balance between their strength and weight. But what about the role of supplements? Do they really help wrestler

technology

Tiny Lenses, Big Discoveries: How Mini Tech is Changing the Way We See Light

June 25, 2025

Light is all around us, and scientists are always finding new ways to study it. Recently, they've made a big step forward with tiny lenses that can do what big, bulky machines used to do. These tiny lenses, called metalens arrays, can now look at light in a way that tells us a lot about its properti