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1 in 4 Seniors Reclaim Happiness After Low Well-Being
Research reveals that nearly one-quarter of individuals aged 60 and above who started with suboptimal well-being were able to restore a high level of overall wellness within just three years. This insightful study, published on September 24, 2025, in PLOS One by Mabel Ho and Esme Fuller-Thomson from the University of Toronto in Canada, highlights […]
Politicized Science: Data Loss Hits Youth Mental Health
Overview State governments depend on information from the CDC’s Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, known as YRBSS, to detect and track concerning patterns in teen health issues. This data helps in crafting programs and policies to address these problems. In January 2025, YRBSS data was removed from public availability, along with numerous other federal datasets, […]
Crispy Buffalo Chicken Stuffed Potato Skins
Why These Buffalo Chicken Potato Skins Are a Hit Crispy potato skins generously filled with tender, shredded buffalo chicken prepared in a slow cooker, topped with gooey melted cheese, and finished with crisp carrots and celery create an irresistible combination in these Buffalo Chicken Potato Skins. They serve as the ultimate lighter option for game-day […]
Common Food Emulsifiers’ Lifelong Impact on Kids’ Health
Scientists at the Institut Pasteur and Inserm have discovered that maternal intake of dietary emulsifiers in mice can profoundly disrupt the gut microbiota of their offspring. These initial alterations in the intestinal bacterial community are associated with elevated risks of developing chronic inflammatory bowel disorders and obesity in adulthood. The research suggests potential intergenerational health […]
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The writers whose names you will see under our articles.
Samuel Adeyemi
Worked in addiction and recovery support. Writes about habits, dependency, and the science of changing behaviour.
Sarah Jenkins
Worked in occupational health for years. Writes about workplace wellbeing, repetitive strain, and sitting less.