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Keeping Kids' Teeth Healthy Without Fluoride in Water

December 16, 2025

Some places have stopped adding fluoride to tap water. This is a problem because fluoride helps keep teeth strong. It fights off cavities by making tooth enamel tougher. Without it, kids might get more cavities. Experts say fluoride is safe and works well. Big health groups still support it. But so

health

Kennedy's Health Department: A Shift in Focus

December 16, 2025

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in charge of the Department of Health and Human Services. He has a big platform to talk to Americans. But he says he doesn't want to give medical advice. That's different from what he said before. He once wanted to push people to exercise more. He even said parents should ma

business

The Rise of Secondhand Shopping: How Resale is Changing the Game

December 16, 2025

The secondhand market is no longer just about finding a good deal. It's becoming a big part of how people shop. In the past, buying used items was seen as something only for those looking to save money. But now, it's becoming a normal part of shopping, just like buying new things. By 2026, the seco

health

Holiday Heart Troubles: What's Really Happening?

December 16, 2025

The holiday season is a busy time. People travel, eat a lot, and drink more than usual. All this can be tough on the heart. Doctors have noticed more heart problems around Christmas and New Year's. This is called "holiday heart syndrome. " Why does this happen? One big reason is too much alcohol. D

health

Brain Health: A Holistic Approach to Dementia

December 16, 2025

Dementia is a big problem for many people around the world. Scientists and doctors are looking for new ways to help. They are not just using medicine. They are also looking at old ways of healing from places like China. These old ways, called Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), have some interesting

science

Who Joins Online Studies? A Look at Who Volunteers

December 16, 2025

Online studies are a big deal these days. They make research easier and faster. But there's a catch. Not everyone joins these studies. Some people are more likely to volunteer than others. This can cause a problem called volunteer bias. It can make the results of the study less accurate. A recent s

lifestyle

A Taste of Luxury in Mariemont

December 16, 2025

In Mariemont, there is a special store called Boards & Beez. It is not just any shop; it is a place that makes you feel like you are living a fancy life. The owner, Chelsey Berghausen, has created a space filled with beautiful things. You can find artfully made charcuterie boards, high-quality food

health

Why Your Hair Turns Gray and What You Can Do About It

December 16, 2025

Hair turning gray is a natural part of aging, but not everyone goes gray at the same time. This is because the process is influenced by a mix of factors, including genetics, lifestyle, and even stress. The cells responsible for hair color, called melanocyte stem cells, start to slow down or stop wo

opinion

A Chat with a King's Chronicler

December 16, 2025

Jonathan Eig, a journalist with a Pulitzer Prize in biography under his belt, recently took a deep dive into the life of Martin Luther King Jr. His book, "King: A Life, " is the talk of the town. In a recent episode of the Cross Examining History podcast, Eig sat down with Talmage Boston to discuss

opinion

Local News at Risk: Why a Big Merger Could Be Bad for You

December 16, 2025

Local news has always been a big deal in America. It's where people go to find out what's happening in their own backyard. But things are changing, and not necessarily for the better. Big companies are buying up local TV stations. This means that the news you see might not be as local as it used to