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TailorMed Scores Big Bucks to Boost Medication Access Nationwide

November 22, 2024

TailorMed, a tech innovator in healthcare, just bagged $40 million in funding. This money comes from Windham Capital Partners and other big names like Citi Impact Fund and Samsung Next. The goal? To make healthcare more affordable for everyone. Right now, only about half of American adults can affor

politics

Conspiracy Theories and Their Impact on Outgroup Attitudes During Crises

November 21, 2024

What happens when people believe in conspiracy theories during crises? This study took a closer look at this question, focusing on Germany. Researchers used an experiment to see how different crisis scenarios, like health, economic, and security issues, affected people's attitudes towards others, or

business

Boeing's Second Wave of Layoffs: An Employee's Perspective

November 17, 2024

This week, Boeing workers started receiving layoff notices. The company had announced last month that it would cut jobs to save money. Many employees were caught off guard by this decision. The layoffs are happening in phases. Between November 13th and 15th, employees will get layoff notices. On No

environment

Pakistan Faces Toxic Smog: What You Need to Know

November 16, 2024

In Pakistan, the provinces of Punjab have declared a health emergency due to severe smog. This has led to the closing of schools, restaurants, and construction sites in major cities like Lahore and Multan. The air is so bad that it's reaching hazardous levels, with air quality index (AQI) readings e

health

Fentanyl Crisis: AG Garland's Emotional Plea to End the Loss

November 16, 2024

Attorney General Merrick Garland struggled to hold back tears on Friday while discussing the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis on families across the United States. Speaking to those who have lost loved ones, Garland emphasized the profound grief that statistics cannot capture. He promised t

business

Mexico City's Young Adults Face Housing Crisis

November 16, 2024

Saul Lara, a college student in Mexico City, starts his day early — very early. His commute to school takes over two hours, as he rides a motorcycle taxi and crams into the metro. The reason? He can't afford to live close to campus. Lara works part-time to make ends meet, but even with his meager in

health

Overdose Deaths: A Step Back from 100, 000

November 15, 2024

For the first time since 2020, the number of people dying from drug overdoses in the U. S. is expected to drop below 100, 000. Recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows a 10% decrease in overdose deaths between April 2023 and April 2024. This downward trend has cont

health

Kids' Views on COVID-19: Resilience and Agency in Israeli Families

November 15, 2024

Imagine being a young child in Israel during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study peeks into the lives of 50 Israeli kids aged 3 to 6, from middle to high socioeconomic backgrounds. Using a card game to talk to them, researchers found out how they dealt with the pandemic. They noticed four big themes:

health

German Doctors' Adaptation to COVID-19 Guidelines Post-Pandemic

November 14, 2024

Imagine this: the COVID-19 pandemic is finally over, but what steps do doctors take next? A recent study in Germany looked into just that, focusing on how general practitioners (GPs) feel about keeping pandemic practices in place. The German College of General Practitioners and Family Physicians (le

entertainment

Workplace Alert: Navigating an Office Emergency

November 13, 2024

Picture this: you arrive at work one morning, and suddenly, everything changes. Armed intruders burst into the office, turning your usual workday into a nightmare. This isn't some rehearsed drill; it's the real deal. Morgan and Karadec, two key figures in the office, face this terrifying situation h