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Changes in Mom‑Kid Bonds After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis

July 8, 2026

A new review looks at how moms who find out they have breast cancer talk to and care for their children. The study builds on earlier work from 2018, adding research published over the last ten years. It shows that a cancer diagnosis can shift both who does what and how mom and child feel about

health

Health Coaching in Primary Care Helps Patients Lose Weight and Lower Blood Sugar

July 8, 2026

A new study followed 364 adults who received dietitian‑led coaching in their regular doctor’s office. Researchers looked at health records and questionnaires to see how patients’ weight, body mass index (BMI), blood pressure, and diabetes control changed after 3 and 6 months. They also counted how m

sports

'FC Tulsa Teams Up With Utica Square for Two Community Events'

July 8, 2026

'FC Tulsa, the local soccer club, has joined forces with Utica Square to host two upcoming gatherings. The first event will showcase the team’s newest players and give fans a chance to meet them. The second gathering focuses on youth soccer clinics, aiming to nurture local talent. The partnership w

business

New Shops Bring Fresh Energy to Crocker Park

July 8, 2026

A fresh wave of retail excitement is heading into Crocker Park as two well‑known brands, Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister, prepare to open new stores in the former Arhaus location. The move follows the furniture store’s relocation next door to the Regal movie theater, marking a notable shift in the

education

Kids Build, Test, and Shine at Summer STEAM Camp

July 8, 2026

The summer heat fuels a creative storm in Capistrano Unified schools. Every week, young learners pledge to think boldly and share ideas. They sign a promise that says they will use imagination, try new things, spot problems, push limits, value their thoughts, and feel trusted. The camp runs in

technology

Fast 3D Printing: One‑Shot Micro‑Structures

July 8, 2026

A team at the University of Utah has made a new way to print tiny objects in about twenty seconds. Instead of building up layers, they use a single laser exposure to harden the whole shape at once. The method comes from photolithography, a process that patterns light with a special mask. A th

science

New Insights into a Rare Gene Disorder

July 8, 2026

The TCF7L2 gene, known for its role in the Wnt/β‑Catenin signaling pathway, has been linked to a rare developmental condition. In 2021, researchers identified eleven children who carried single‑copy loss‑of‑function changes in this gene and displayed a range of physical and neurological traits. Thes

education

University of Akron Tops North American Polymer Rankings

July 8, 2026

The University of Akron has been named the leading institution in North America for polymer science and plastics engineering. This recognition comes from EduRank, a global ranking system that measures research impact through citations and publication output. The university’s position as first in the

opinion

Speeding Through College: A New Shorter Path at Tennessee

July 6, 2026

The University of Tennessee is testing a faster way to earn a bachelor’s degree. A new program will let students finish with only 90 credit hours instead of the usual 120. The change is meant to cut costs and reduce student debt by about a quarter, while also getting people into jobs sooner. Fa

opinion

Tallahassee Can Build Its Own Bright Future

July 6, 2026

Tallahassee has the buildings, schools and parks that many cities need to grow. The real challenge is getting everyone—city leaders, businesses, universities and the state—to agree on a shared plan. When I walked through Greenville, South Carolina, with my family, the town’s lively streets and g