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People with HIV: Alcohol, Immune Cells and Sadness

July 21, 2026

In a region of Uganda where many adults take HIV medicine that keeps the virus at bay, researchers looked into why a lot of them still feel very sad or depressed. They used data from two studies that followed people over several years and gathered information between 2017 and 2021. The participants

politics

Andy Burnham: A New Leader From Manchester’s Streets

July 20, 2026

Andy Burnham has taken the UK’s top political post, stepping into a role that once belonged to Keir Starmer. Though he may not be a household name abroad, he is well known at home for his deep ties to the north of England and his long career in public service. Born near Liverpool, Burnham grew up

science

Brain Links Between Violence and Teen Trouble

July 19, 2026

Teen brains grow fast, making them more sensitive to what they see and hear. A new study looked at how the brain’s wiring might explain why kids who see or experience violence develop emotional and behavioral problems. Researchers focused on three big brain systems – the default mode network, fronto

health

Healthy Minds, Strong Lives

July 17, 2026

In a town called Chandrapur in southern Nepal, researchers looked at how many married women feel sad, worried or stressed. They wanted to know why some women are more affected than others. The study found that a large number of these women reported signs of depression, anxiety or stress. These feel

health

Mind and gut: the link between low mood and slow bowels

July 16, 2026

People often say that stress can upset the stomach, but scientists are digging deeper to see how feeling down might slow digestion. A recent study looked at adults living in a northern region of Iran to find out if those with depression were more likely to have constipation. The researchers gathe

politics

Older Politicians Face Health Secrets

July 14, 2026

The sudden passing of a senior senator has put the nation’s aging lawmakers back in the spotlight. The former 71‑year‑old, known for his close ties to a past president, died after a tear in his aorta was discovered by the medical examiner. His death is only the second time this month that emergency

health

A Tough Choice: Helping a Teen With Mental Health Stay on Track

July 12, 2026

The story centers on a single mother who worries about her 19‑year‑old daughter, who struggles with bipolar II, ADHD, anxiety and depression. She has tried therapy and medication changes, but her daughter keeps turning down offers for a residential program that could help her learn independence.

entertainment

Prime Video Turns Comic Book Crime into TV Drama

July 11, 2026

The new series on Prime Video is called Sex Criminals. It comes from a comic book that first appeared in 2013. The story is about two people who can stop time when they are together. They use this strange ability to pull off daring crimes. The idea for the show was pitched in 2015. It t

politics

Illinois Faces Mixed Challenges and Wins in State Ranking Report

July 9, 2026

The new State of the Nation report puts Illinois in a curious spot on the national stage. It ranks high in mental health, trust, and economic performance, landing it 4th, 9th, and 11th respectively among all states. Those are solid achievements that show Illinois is doing well in supporting its peop

opinion

Blackface in America: A Hidden History

July 5, 2026

In the late 1800s, a disturbing trend began to spread across America: people painted their faces black for entertainment. It started with professional performers but soon became a part of everyday life, from schools to the military. Fraternal groups used blackface as a way to bond. A club called th