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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

UnitedHealth's Big Steps to Fix Trust Issues

UnitedHealth Group has shared the first findings from an independent audit of its business practices. The company has promised to make changes in three key areas. They have 23 action plans in place. By the end of 2025, 65% of these plans will be done. The rest will be completed by March next year.

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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

Understanding Stress and Coping in Educated Black Women Over 50

Stress is a big deal for many people, but it hits some groups harder than others. Older African American women, especially those with college degrees, face unique challenges. They often deal with more stress-related health issues. Yet, there's not much research on how these women handle stress compa

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Dec 19 2025BUSINESS

TikTok's Big Move: A New Chapter in the U. S.

TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has taken a significant step to keep the popular app running in the U. S. They've agreed to sell a big chunk of TikTok's American operations to a group of investors. This deal comes after years of back-and-forth with the U. S. government, which has been worried ab

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Dec 18 2025HEALTH

Eating Less Saturated Fat: A Smart Move for Heart Health

People who are already at risk for heart disease can improve their health by eating less saturated fat. This is what a recent study found. The study looked at many people over a long time. It showed that those who cut down on saturated fat had fewer heart problems. But for people who are not at risk

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Dec 17 2025LIFESTYLE

Warmth on a Budget: REI's Cozy Jackets Get a Price Cut

REI has slashed the prices of their Trailmade Insulated Hoodie Jackets. Normally priced at $100, they are now available for just $60. This deal is available for both men and women, with a variety of colors and sizes to choose from. These jackets are designed to keep you warm during the colder month

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Dec 17 2025CRIME

Guns in Crime: What's the Story Behind the Numbers?

Guns found at crime scenes are telling a story. A recent study looked at nearly 350, 000 guns used in crimes across over 50 U. S. cities from 2020 to 2024. The study dug into where these guns came from and how their origins have changed over time. One big concern is the rise of 3D-printed guns. The

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Dec 16 2025HEALTH

Is Butter Really That Bad for You?

For years, people have been told to cut back on butter, cheese, and other dairy products because they contain saturated fats. These fats have been blamed for clogged arteries and a higher risk of heart disease. But new research suggests that for most people, reducing saturated fat intake doesn't mak

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Dec 16 2025FINANCE

Global Markets Take a Dip: What's Shaking Up Investors?

Stocks in Europe and Asia took a hit on Tuesday. This happened as everyone waited for big news from the U. S. about jobs and inflation. These reports could change how interest rates move. In Europe, Germany's DAX fell by 0. 4%, while France's CAC 40 saw a small gain. The UK's FTSE 100 also dropped.

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Dec 16 2025HEALTH

Saturated Fats: What the New Research Really Says

A recent study has stirred up a debate about saturated fats and their impact on heart health. The research, published in a medical journal, looked at 17 clinical trials involving over 66, 000 people. It found that cutting down on saturated fats can reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes, but o

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Dec 16 2025HEALTH

How Exercise Can Give Us Clues About Our Blood Vessels

Our blood vessels have a special lining called the endothelium. Doctors can check how well this lining works by using a trick called flow-mediated dilation (FMD). When blood flow increases, it pushes against the vessel walls, and a healthy endothelium responds by widening the vessel. This widening i

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