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Amyloid and Tau: A Remarkable Reversal in Brain Health

October 7, 2024

Simon Nicholls, a participant in an Alzheimer's intervention study, has seen remarkable improvements in his brain health. After initially testing positive for amyloid and tau proteins, subsequent blood tests showed negative results, indicating a significant reduction in these markers associated with

celebrities

Shopping Secrets and Size Zero: Influencer's Controversial Advice

October 7, 2024

Meet Liv Schmidt, a 22-year-old influencer who was recently kicked off TikTok for promoting an unhealthy "skinny" lifestyle. Now, she's making headlines again for her money-saving hack: shopping in the children's section. That's right, this grown woman is buying clothes meant for kids and bragging a

politics

Why Are U.S. Weight Loss Drug Prices So High?

October 7, 2024

Lawmakers have been questioning Novo Nordisk, the company behind popular weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy. The Senate wants to know why these medications are priced so much higher in the U.S. compared to other countries. For example, Americans with diabetes pay $969 per month for Ozempic, while

education

Dorchester Schools Get a Big Boost!

October 7, 2024

It's celebration time at Harleyville-Ridgeville Elementary School in Dorchester County, South Carolina. The school and others in the district just received some amazing news: $16 million is coming their way from the state Board of Education. This big donation is all about improving learning experien

business

Golf Course Battle: Nonprofit Wins in Court

October 7, 2024

In Denver, a nonprofit called Sisters of Color United for Education has emerged victorious from a long dispute. The story began when they rented the rundown clubhouse at Park Hill Golf Course and spent around $196,000 to fix it up. However, another group had already booked the place, leading to a di

politics

Which Candidate Will Best Serve Texas Students?

October 7, 2024

Voters in State Board of Education District 12 have a tough decision. Both candidates, Republican Pam Little and Democrat George King, are knowledgeable and experienced educators. Little has been on the board since 2018 and is currently vice chair. She's proud of the board's work in strengthening ca

health

Ticks on the Rise: Help Scientists Study Them!

October 7, 2024

Scientists at Marshfield Clinic Research Institute are collecting ticks to learn more about these pesky creatures and the diseases they carry. So far, over 5,000 ticks have been submitted by the public through a research study called TICK Inventory via Citizen Science (TICS). This time of year, you

sports

Unified Sports in Massachusetts: A Story of Growth and Inclusion

October 7, 2024

Over the past few years, unified sports programs for students with intellectual disabilities have been spreading like wildfire across Massachusetts. These sports provide a unique outlet for creativity and self-expression, making them an ideal alternative for students who might not make traditional t

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KC's Sports Love: A Business Boom!

October 7, 2024

You might have heard that Kansas City has had a big year for sports. From winning the Super Bowl to having a stellar run in Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs, and even building the first-ever professional women’s soccer stadium in the city center, KC is making a name for itself with its dedicated

politics

The Unlikely Allies Tackling Childhood Diseases

October 7, 2024

In a surprising turn of events, former presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has teamed up with ex-President Donald Trump to address the rising tide of childhood diseases. This unusual alliance was forged in response to growing worries about the public health system's struggles to manage condit