As holiday shopping ramps up, Walmart is testing out an interesting new tool to help its workers. The retail giant is planning to attach body cameras to some of its store employees. The idea is to deter bad customer behavior and maybe even cut down on theft. This isn't the first time we've seen this
In January 2024, Tanzania began using a 12-dose weekly regimen of isoniazid and rifapentine (3HP) to prevent TB in people with HIV. This medicine can be taken for just 12 weeks instead of the usual 9 months. A study was done before the start of this program to see if a support system involving famil
Imagine it's 1933, and the Chicago Bears are about to make history. At the heart of the action was Bronko Nagurski, who threw a short pass to Bill Hewitt. Hewitt then passed it to Bill Kerr, who scored the winning touchdown. This play sealed the Bears' victory over the New York Giants, making them t
Have you ever wondered how to tell if a classmate might be in trouble? School safety experts say that noticing big changes in behavior can be key. This could be anything from becoming much angrier or more withdrawn suddenly. For some, it might mean they start acting out more, while for others, they
Isavuconazole, a newer type of antifungal drug, has been making waves in the medical world. Recently, researchers dug into real-world reports to check how safe it really is. They looked at databases from various places where people had reported any side effects. The goal? To give doctors a clearer p
Ever thought about what goes on behind closed doors at massage parlors? Naperville's City Council is tackling this issue head-on with some new regulations. They want to make sure these places are safe and above board, with no hidden human trafficking. First off, any massage parlor that wants to ope
Disasters, both natural and human-made, can seriously harm our mental health. Climate change and wars are making these events more common. In fact, about 400 major disasters happen each year, affecting over 1. 5 billion people. The mental health impacts are huge. People may feel stressed, anxious, o
In the crowded world of true crime podcasts, only a few truly stand out. Let's take a look at the best of the year. Season three of "In the Dark" by The New Yorker takes a deep dive into the 2005 Haditha massacre in Iraq. The host, Madeleine Baran, uses secret recordings and classified documents to
Eating well is crucial for older adults living in nursing homes. But which efforts work best to keep them nourished? Researchers in Catalonia took a closer look at how educating food managers can make a difference. They realized something interesting. Teaching these managers about nutrition can lea
Ever wondered what happens when a fancy e-bike goes missing in your town? That’s what the St. Cloud police are trying to figure out after a Fucare Gemini X e-bike vanished. This isn't just any old bike; it's speedy and high-tech. So, why should we care? Well, even small crimes can lead to bigger iss
