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Jul 07 2025EDUCATION

College Students and Grief: The Unfinished Business

Grief is a heavy burden for many college students. Losing someone close can shake up their world. This study looked at how unfinished feelings and keeping bonds with the deceased affect grief over time. Researchers followed students who had lost someone in the last three years. They checked in with

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Jun 28 2025SPORTS

NHL Draft: A Complex Puzzle Without a Crowd

The NHL draft is taking a new shape this year. Teams won't be in one place. Instead, they'll be spread out across North America. This is a big change from past years. It's also a big challenge. Steve Mayer is in charge of this event. He's the NHL's president of content and events. He's used to hand

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Jun 28 2025HEALTH

How Relationships Shape How We Feel About Aging

The way we view aging is not set in stone. It can change over time and is influenced by the people around us. A recent study looked at how support and stress from family and friends affect how older adults see themselves aging. The study followed over 22, 000 adults for twelve years, from 2008 to 20

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Jun 19 2025SCIENCE

A New Way to Spot Harmful Chemicals in Our World

Salicylaldehyde is a key player in making medicines and scents. But, it's not so great for the environment or our health. So, finding a way to spot it is important. That's where a new tool comes in. It's called HNU-90-Tb. This tool is made by combining terbium and another chemical called 4-carboxytr

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Jun 17 2025POLITICS

Tax Plan: A New Deal for American Workers

The Senate Finance Committee has just rolled out a new tax plan. This plan is all about keeping taxes from going up by over 4 trillion dollars. It also makes the tax cuts from 2017 permanent. This is big news for families and businesses. They can now save and plan for the future without worrying abo

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Jun 17 2025HEALTH

Helping Kids Kick the Tube: A Smart App Solution

Weaning kids off feeding tubes is a big deal. It is a process that needs careful planning and close medical supervision. The usual way of doing this involves slowly cutting down the amount of food given through the tube. This makes the child feel hungry, which is a good sign. But it also means d

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Jun 16 2025SCIENCE

How Genes Talk to Each Other Inside the Nucleus

The nucleus of a cell is a bustling place. Inside, genes are constantly being read and turned into instructions for the cell. This process is called transcription. Scientists have figured out a lot about how this works at a chemical level. However, they are still puzzling over how transcription is c

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

Eyes on the Future: How Blood Vessels in the Eye Might Predict Serious Vision Problems

The eyes are often called the windows to the soul. However, they also serve as a window to our overall health. One area of study is focusing on the tiny blood vessels in the retina. These vessels might hold clues about two major eye diseases: glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. Re

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Jun 13 2025HEALTH

Veterans' Breathing Tests: A Long-Term Look

Veterans who served in the Southwest Asia Theater often return home with new breathing issues. However, standard lung function tests usually show normal results for most of these veterans. These veterans are often referred to as having preserved spirometry. This means their breathing tests look n

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Jun 12 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Costs of Head and Neck Cancer

Financial stress is a big problem for people with head and neck cancer. Most studies look at this issue at just one moment in time. This approach misses out on the long-term effects. It's like taking a snapshot instead of watching a movie. The full story of financial stress in cancer patients is

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