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Feb 12 2025FINANCE

Why Disney's recent drop is a chance to invest

Disney's recent earnings report was a mixed bag. It reported a quarterly revenue of 24. 69 billion. The company had 293 million in operating income for its direct-to-consumer business. Disney+ is the streaming service that is part of this business. This is a big deal because it shows that Disney is

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Feb 12 2025HEALTH

The Remarkable Story of Fighting Back with Faricimab

Polypoidal Choroidal Vasculopathy (PCV) is no joke, it's a disease with abnormal blood vessels in the eye that can mess up your vision. Doctors wanted to know if a new treatment, Faricimab, would work better than what was already out there. They had a patient who had tried other treatments. These

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Feb 12 2025HEALTH

Are Juvenile Myositis Patients Reporting Accurately?

When it comes to understanding how kids with juvenile myositis (JM) are feeling, it is key to have tools that can accurately capture their experiences. One system that's been in the spotlight is the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, or PROMIS. This system uses fixed short for

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Feb 12 2025HEALTH

Bird Flu's Unexpected New Jump: From Cows to Humans

H5N1 bird flu is showing off its tricks. In a surprising turn, a second type of H5N1 has possibly hopped from dairy cows to humans and we need to pay attention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and health officials in Nevada reported that a farm worker in Nevada has been

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Feb 11 2025HEALTH

Flags over Flavours: What the Media Has Got Wrong About Vaping

In 2023, Australia tightened vaping device sales to tackle youth use. The news media has been keeping an eye on vaping since 2018. Australian newspapers showed a lot of interest in it but were often more exciting than accurate. Every publication is different though. News Corp put out 242 articl

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Feb 10 2025HEALTH

The Flu's Back: Why This Winter is Making a Mark

This winter, flu cases are skyrocketing, making it one of the toughest flu seasons in over a decade. Reports from February show that 43 states are experiencing high to very high flu activity. Doctors are seeing a lot of flu-like illnesses, with nearly 8% of visits related to the flu. This is the hig

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Feb 10 2025HEATH

Living with the Budgie bite

Years before we are born, tiny changes can happen while we grow in the womb. Some of these changes are small and may not be noticed. They may even cause only minor trouble. Others can lead to major problems with how we eat and how we talk. This also includes how our teeth come in

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Feb 10 2025SPORTS

Football's Big Game: Eagles Lead Change at the End!

The Eagles made a big move. Brandon Graham, the defensive end, made a comeback to the field. His return inspired a lot of chatter. He was declared questionable earlier, making everyone wonder. But, turns out, when he was put on the list of injured players it meant he was definitely going to play! Hi

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Feb 09 2025SPORTS

Sean Strickland's Tough Knock

Sean Strickland, who recently faced Dricus Du Plessis in a UFC rematch, lost. He spoke about the loss on his Instagram. In the fight, Sean's nose broke in six different spots due to Du Plessis's licks. Sean admitted this was a first for him. Sean wasn't happy about the loss. This isn't the first ti

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Feb 09 2025HEALTH

Boosting Patient Feedback: Making Healthcare Surveys Work for Everyone

Picture this: you're in a hospital or clinic, and you're asked to fill out a survey about your health. Easy, right? Not so much for everyone. Turns out, many people from diverse backgrounds and Indigenous communities find these surveys, called Patient Reported Outcomes (PROMs), a bit tricky to com

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