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emotions

Parents' Journey: Living With Kids Who Have Genetic Brain Conditions

December 28, 2024

Ever wondered what it's like for parents whose kids have rare genetic brain conditions? Let's dive into their world. Imagine having a child with Dravet syndrome or Doose syndrome. These are types of developmental and epileptic encephalopathies (DEE), which affect the brain in unique ways. Parents f

opinion

Heartfelt Stories That Spark Connections

December 28, 2024

Opinion pieces often serve as a mirror to our hearts. They help us understand different perspectives and emotions. Let's dive into some powerful stories shared by contributors. In January, David McGrath penned a tale about his sister Nancy and her husband Jay, who are both cancer survivors. They fou

health

Living with Endometriosis: Real Stories from Iranian Women

December 28, 2024

Endometriosis is a painful reality for many women, affecting not just their health, but also many other parts of their lives. A study in Iran took a deep dive into understanding how women there experience this condition. Instead of just looking at the physical pain, researchers wanted to explore the

health

Art and Smallpox: Japan's Visual Journey

December 28, 2024

Imagine traveling back in time to witness Japan's long battle against smallpox. Artwork and woodblock prints tell this tale, capturing the emotions and methods used to fight the disease. Let's start with smallpox's arrival in Japan and the traditional treatments that were tried. These methods might

entertainment

What the Stars Say Today: Zodiac Dos & Don'ts

December 25, 2024

Early morning might feel tense as the moon shifts into Scorpio, but things should balance out by midday. Expect emotions to run high and perhaps clash a bit with Mars. Once the sun and moon align, though, love and warmth take over. Aries, today might throw you into a leadership role. Trust yourself

health

Virtual Resilience for Seniors: A Look at Online CBT Inspired by ACT

December 25, 2024

A recent study took a close look at "Online Resilience, " a brief online program designed to help emotionally healthy seniors aged 75 and above. This program is built on third-wave cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) ideas, with a focus on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The study aimed to s

crime

Biden's Death Row Decision: Mixed Feelings from Victims' Families

December 24, 2024

President Joe Biden recently commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, sparking a mix of emotions. The inmates, convicted of serious crimes like murdering law enforcement officers and fatal robberies, will now serve life imprisonment without parole. This move didn't sit well with some

crime

What Makes Us Think Tough Punishments Work?

December 23, 2024

You might think that showing people solid evidence about what actually prevents crime would change their minds. But does it really? This study went deeper to see if telling the public about the effectiveness of harsh penalties would make them want those punishments less. They already knew that facts

science

Light and the Brain: How Infrared Helps with Anxiety

December 22, 2024

Did you know that light can influence your brain and mood? Scientists have found that shining infrared light on a specific part of the brain, called the hippocampus, can boost the growth of new brain cells. This part of the brain is linked to mood disorders, and growing new cells there can help redu

politics

Israelis Seek Safety Abroad After Deadly Hamas Attack

December 20, 2024

The Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel shocked thousands of Jews, shattering their sense of safety. This violent event, known as Israel's 9/11, saw Hamas militants breach borders, kill 1, 200 people, and take 250 captive. The Israeli military's delayed response left many feeling vulnerable. In resp