The US is facing a storm of challenges, and it's not just about politics. Health care is a hot topic. The government is stuck in a debate over how to make insurance affordable for everyone. The latest Republican proposal cuts subsidies that help people pay for their health care. This could lead to h
Life can throw curveballs, and Julia's story is a testament to that. Three years back, she was a single mom-to-be, escaping an abusive relationship. But fate had other plans. She met a man who became her rock, her partner in facing the tough road ahead. Their journey took a dramatic turn when Julia
Most people in the U. S. are content with their health insurance. A recent survey shows that 82% of adults are satisfied with their coverage. Older adults, in particular, are very happy, with 90% expressing satisfaction. Those on Medicare and Medicaid are also quite pleased, with about 9 in 10 sayin
Families with sick kids often face a lot of stress. Imagine having to travel far from home for medical treatment. It can be tough on everyone, especially when money is tight. That's where places like the Ronald McDonald House come in. These houses offer a safe and comfortable place for families to s
PFAS, or "forever chemicals, " are a big problem. They stick around in the environment and our bodies, causing serious health issues. These chemicals are in many products, like non-stick pans and waterproof clothes. They get into our water and stay there. More than 200 million Americans might be dri
Diabetes management is tough. People with diabetes often deal with finger pricks or skin sensors to check their blood sugar. These methods can be painful and inconvenient. But now, researchers at MIT are working on a new device that could make life easier. This device uses near-infrared light to me
Researchers wanted to see if a health behavior survey, called the Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile II (HPLP-II), works well for university students in Honduras. This survey is used a lot around the world to check how people take care of their health. But, no one had really tested if it makes sense
In the world of education and technology, big things are happening right here in our community. Purdue University Northwest's College of Technology just scored over $3 million in grants from the U. S. Department of Defense. This money is going towards boosting education and workforce development in
The Giants and Commanders are set to face off in some seriously chilly conditions. The weather forecast is not looking good. A winter weather advisory is in place, and it's expected to bring snow and dangerously cold temperatures. The advisory started late on Saturday night and will last until the g
Young men are increasingly drawn to sports betting, thanks to the rise of mobile betting apps and the lack of targeted resources to help them. This trend is concerning, as many see betting as a fun way to pass the time or even a smart investment, not realizing the potential risks until it's too late
