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NYC Council Boosts Mental Health Help in Schools

January 24, 2025

The New York City Council has passed a bunch of new laws to tackle the rising mental health issues among students. These laws aim to create safe spaces in schools where kids can get the support they need, especially after the tough times brought on by the COVID pandemic. One of the laws is a two-yea

health

Kids, Parents, and Chronic Kidney Disease: What Schools Can Do

January 23, 2025

Do you know that a serious health issue, called chronic kidney disease, often goes unnoticed among teens and their parents? This condition gradually damages the kidneys, but many people aren't aware of it. Schools can play a crucial role in spreading awareness, but are they doing enough? Let's star

education

Earning a Fair Wage: Dallas Youth Face Uphill Battle

January 23, 2025

In Dallas, making ends meet is a tough task for many young adults. A recent report shows that only about one-third of people aged 25-34 can cover essential costs like food, housing, and healthcare on their salary. To support a child in Dallas County, you'd need at least $61, 000 this year, but most

health

How Well Do New Critical Care Doctors Remember Their Physiology?

January 22, 2025

You might think that doctors who've just started their training in critical care would be experts in understanding how the lungs work. After all, they've been learning about it for years, right? Well, not so fast. A study found that when they were tested on this knowledge, recent medical school grad

lifestyle

Why Some Girls Might Consider Surgery

January 22, 2025

Have you ever thought about why some young women might decide to get cosmetic surgery? A study in China explored this question by looking at 605 female undergraduates. It turns out that strong feelings toward celebrities can play a big role. It's not just admiration, though. often, these feelings co

sports

Bone Stress Injuries in College Runners: A Seasonal Snapshot

January 22, 2025

Bone stress injuries (BSIs) are a common problem for college athletes, especially those who run long distances like cross-country and track runners. Surprisingly, not much research has been done to figure out if these injuries happen more at certain times of the year, or if different parts of the bo

celebrities

January's Celebrity Birthday Wrap-Up: Ages and Highlights

January 21, 2025

As January comes to an end, it's time to shine the spotlight on some famous faces celebrating their birthdays. Let's dive into the last few days of the month! Kicking things off on the 26th, we have actors Scott Glenn and Richard Portnow turning 86 and 78, respectively. Joining them are musician Lu

finance

Trump's Crypto Fortune: A Billionaire's New Asset

January 21, 2025

In the days leading up to his inauguration, Donald Trump's family saw a significant boost in their wealth. Their new cryptocurrency tokens, often referred to as memecoins, hit a value of over $10 billion. This sudden rise happened just before Trump took office. On Monday, the popular trading platfor

health

Workout Apps for Women: Customizable Fitness on the Go

January 21, 2025

When Melissa Chalmers kicked off her fitness journey for her wedding, she didn't expect to start a revolution. Her personal transformation inspired her to create StrongHer, a fitness and nutrition app that's like having a personal trainer in your pocket. One of the standout features is the customiza

crime

Tragedy and Punishment: Two Deadly Attacks in China Lead to Swift Justice

January 21, 2025

In November, China witnessed two shocking attacks that left many dead. A man named Fan Weiqiu, 62, drove his car into a crowd at a sports center in Zhuhai, killing 35 people. He was executed three weeks after being sentenced to death. The attack was fueled by his distress over a failed marriage and