A closer look at mental health in underserved communities
Mental health in underserved communities refers to the unique needs, stressors, and barriers to care faced by diverse communities. Access to…
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What to do after getting a hypertension alert from your smartwatch
For years, smartwatches have helped us monitor our health. From tracking how many steps we take each day to measuring our heart rate, our…
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Dermatologists have a new approach for Accutane, and it's changing who takes it
Isotretinoin, formerly known by its brand name Accutane, has long had a reputation for intense side effects. What many patients do not know is…
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Postpartum nutrition: What your body needs for healing, hormones and milk production
The early postpartum period—often called the fourth trimester—is a time of major transition. While you’re getting to know your baby and…
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Tips on displaying confidence without the cringe
Confidence for young guys today is less about showing off and more about feeling comfortable being yourself. Sometimes, all it takes is the…
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They call it stupid hot for a reason: Heat muddles animal brains
On a blazing hot day in South Africa, female southern pied babblers can’t think straight. The medium-sized black-and-white birds are trying…
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The craftsmanship cliff: Woodworking named the trade hardest hit by skills shortage
When construction and trades professionals are asked which single trade the skills shortage will hit hardest, they don’t name…
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Pint-sized obsessions: America's favorite ice cream flavors and brands, according to Instacart data
Just in time for National Ice Cream Day on July 19, Instacart dug into a year of ice cream orders to find the flavors and brands filling…
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For the first time, Americans are getting more of their electricity from solar than coal
Solar energy just provided more electricity in the United States than coal for the first time on record — marking a milestone for the rise…
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Streaming sports: What TV technology makes for the best game day viewing
Buying a television used to be relatively straightforward: Pick a screen size that fits the room, compare picture quality in the store, and…
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Why we crave company
To our human eyes, a mouse’s furred face doesn’t betray much emotion. But if you watch the body language of a mouse who’s reunited with…
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How can you get help paying for your medications?
Even with insurance, out-of-pocket costs for prescription medications can be surprisingly high. GoodRx research found that more than half of…
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The reality of summer travel fraud by state
Hastily booking travel plans means taking less time to be vigilant, and scammers count on that trade-off every summer. Data from the Federal…
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Regional grilling differences reveal America’s appetite for new flavors
Backyard grilling remains one of America’s most cherished culinary traditions. But while the rituals of outdoor cooking haven’t…
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7 risk management best practices as regulatory pressure intensifies in 2026
With increasing reliance on interconnected systems, cloud services, and technologies like AI, organizations are operating in environments…
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Trump Accounts: Not the only investment option for your kid’s future
The Trump Accounts, which are designed to save for American children’s futures, can be a good start. But what if your family isn’t…
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How homeowners can prepare before hurricane season peaks
Live in a hurricane zone? The good news is that the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season (which spans June 1 to November 30) is anticipated to be…
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The flood claim hiding in your policyholder’s driveway
There’s a claim file on your table that’s from a policyholder in Tampa. They did everything right. They boarded their windows, packed what…
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13 questions that lead to breakthroughs in therapy
Sometimes your therapist asks you a question that stops you in your tracks and completely shifts your perspective. Imagine your therapist asks…
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As cities abandon spy cameras, one company wants to add them to school buses
Courts have upheld roadside plate readers for one reason: They stay put. But a plan to put them on school buses is testing that reason,…
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