You know how eating too much fatty and sugary food can lead to health problems? One big issue is that it can make your arteries stiffer. Arteries are like highways in the body, carrying blood to your heart and other parts. When they get stiff, it's like narrowing those highways, making it tougher fo
In a surprising move, the Kansas City Chiefs have decided to start quarterback Carson Wentz in their last regular-season game against the Denver Broncos. This news was announced by head coach Andy Reid on Wednesday, New Year's Day. The Chiefs had already secured the AFC's single bye on Christmas Day
Let's talk about the future of Boston sports in 2025. This year, things might look a little different. The Patriots might have a new coach in town. Jerod Mayo, the current coach, could be on his way out. The team hasn't been doing so well, and it's time to think about what could be next. Maybe Mike
Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a serious heart and lung condition that affects people in Latin America. To get a better grasp of this disease, a survey was done with doctors and patients in the region. The survey aimed to understand the common signs, how patients are tested, the treatments
Have you ever wondered how bacteria become resistant to drugs? One culprit, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), is a sneaky bug causing deadly tuberculosis. A key player in TB's resistance is AcpM, a protein that helps Mtb build its tough outer shell. Understanding AcpM is crucial because it can h
Mayor Adams has warned the Guardian Angels to keep their activities in check after the volunteer group announced plans to resume subway patrols following a tragic incident. The group, led by Curtis Sliwa, intends to conduct wellness checks on homeless individuals and report issues to the NYPD. This
Ever imagined using letters to heal? That’s exactly what happens in group schema therapy. This type of therapy mixes ideas from different fields to help patients in a unique way. One of the cool tools they use is therapeutic letters. You might think, “What can a letter do for therapy? ” Well, these
You might think that after 20 years, a man held without charge would finally see justice. But no, Ridah bin Saleh al-Yazidi, a Tunisian man, was just sent back home to Tunisia after being locked up in Guantánamo Bay since it opened in 2002. The U. S. government never charged him with a crime, yet he
This year has been a banner year for high school photojournalism in Massachusetts. The Globe recently shared a collection of 30 stunning photos, capturing the action of 20 different sports teams. These images were taken by 15 talented students from across the state. This is just the latest in a seri
Ever thought about how visiting the doctor can affect the planet? It might seem strange, but it's true! A new book, "Environmentally Sustainable Primary Care", is out, and it's all about making healthcare greener. The book says that making healthcare more eco-friendly not only helps the environment
