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3-on-3 Basketball Action: Unrivaled League's Thrilling Debut

February 1, 2025

Since the establishment of basketball, traveling over the world to watch talented athletes compete in the WNBA was the norm. Unrivaled League brought a unique twist: a full court 3-on-3 format featuring top WNBA stars like Angel Reese and Arike Ogunbowale. However, the venue for these games is actua

health

Smoking Cessation: What Really Gets People to Quit?

January 31, 2025

When you think about keeping 35 to 64-year-olds from blowing smoke, campaigns typically focus on quick fixes or shock tactics, but science thinks longer term is better for the brain. Researchers in Canada decided to try something different. A program for long-term engagement (LTE) was integrated i

health

Social Inclusion of Elderly with Disabilities: A Critical Look

January 29, 2025

You might think social participation is key for older adults, but have you ever considered how political, economic, and social factors play a role? It's time to dive into how these contexts can marginalize aging and disabled bodies. By using critical gerontology and critical disability studies, we c

business

Building a Workplace for Tomorrow's Success

January 29, 2025

Imagine stepping into a workplace that's not just a cubicle farm, but a vibrant community where everyone thrives. This isn't some far-off dream; it's a goal many companies are striving for. The idea is to create an environment that's not only pleasant to work in today, but also sets a strong foundat

sports

Golf’s New League: Tiger’s Team Wins Thrilling Overtime Match

January 29, 2025

A thrilling night of golf saw Tiger Woods' Jupiter Links team claim the first-ever overtime win in the Tomorrow’s Golf League (TGL). They beat Rory McIlroy’s Boston Common with a 4-3 score after a sudden-death shootout. The match was a hit with viewers as both teams delivered exciting plays. This i

environment

Time's Up: Scientists Warn of Critical Moment

January 28, 2025

Scientists have recently set the Doomsday Clock at 89 seconds to midnight, the closest it's ever been. This symbolic clock measures how near humanity is to an existential crisis. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, who created the clock in 1947, says we're not making enough progress on global thr

health

AI Helpers for Seniors: How Well Do They Work?

January 27, 2025

Imagine you're an older adult trying to manage daily tasks with the help of AI-powered gadgets. These smart assistants can be fun and useful, but can they also help with health issues? A recent study explored how seniors interact with AI tools designed to assist with symptoms or self-management. The

sports

Predicting Athlete Engagement: The Power of Machine Learning

January 26, 2025

Researchers have figured out a way to predict how engaged athletes will be, using machine learning. This method focuses on three key aspects: how well the team works together (cohesion), how passionate they are, and how mentally tough they are. These factors can greatly impact an athlete's engagemen

health

Positive Childhood Experiences: A Path to Better Health

January 26, 2025

Imagine growing up with loving relationships, a safe environment, and plenty of engaging activities. Researchers have been exploring how these positive childhood experiences (PCEs) can shape our health later in life. They've sifted through thousands of studies to find out which health outcomes are m

technology

Speed Bumps: How Automated Shuttle Disruptions Affect Performance

January 26, 2025

Imagine you're on an automated shuttle, zipping through the University of North Carolina in Charlotte. From July to December 2023, researchers were watching how well these shuttles handled their routes. They collected lots of data, like GPS information, disengagement records (when the shuttle hands