Neuroscience Explains Child Screen Addiction, Offers Solutions
Parents can reduce their children's technology use by replacing it with fun and entertaining activities, while creating an environment that encourages them to pursue healthy habits and activities.
Between Easter and Pentecost, Survival — Not Faith — Came First
Easter is a time of uncertainty, fear, and doubt, but it is also a time of preparation, faith, and purpose, as the disciples of Jesus discovered when they moved from hiding to bold witness at Pentecost.
Under Fire, RFK Jr. Denies Calling For ‘Re-Parenting’ Of Black Kids
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. denied he called for "re-parenting" of Black children taking ADHD medication, accusing Rep. Terry Sewell of "just making stuff up", despite evidence to the contrary.
‘Books, Not Bombs’: Moral Mondays Faith Leaders Slam Iran War
Social justice activists, led by Bishop William J. Barber II, are protesting the US war with Iran, calling for a budget that prioritizes people over war and an end to the moral failure of spending billions on bombs over bread.
Behind the Pulpit, Black Women Battle Violence and Silence
Black women clergy are often reluctant to report harassment, abuse, or violence due to fear of being shamed or not believed, as highlighted by the recent murder of Pastor Tammy McCollum, who was allegedly killed by her husband.
NYC Opens Hospital Unit For Medically Vulnerable Prison Inmates
New York City has opened a 104-bed Outposted Therapeutic Housing Unit to provide mental health treatment for detainees from Rikers Island prison complex, in an effort to close the facility and provide better care for those with chronic health conditions.
Ultraprocessed Foods Are Turning Human Thighs Into Well-Marbled Steaks
A new study has found a strong association between consuming ultraprocessed foods and having increased intramuscular fat in the thigh muscles, which can lead to weakened muscles and increased risk of knee osteoarthritis.
Some People Don’t Lose Weight With GLP-1s. Evidence Is Building That The Drugs Are...
GLP-1 drugs have been shown to have benefits beyond weight loss, such as reducing the risk of heart attacks and strokes, improving outcomes in heart failure, and improving liver health, even in people who don't lose weight.
RFK Jr.’S HHS Rewrites Rules Governing Key Cdc Vaccine Committee
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has approved changes to the rules governing the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, broadening its scope to include vaccine safety research, cumulative effects of vaccines, and novel vaccine platforms.
Eating More Plants Linked To Lower Risk Of Dementia, Even In Older Age
Eating a high-quality plant-rich diet that includes whole grains, vegetables and fruits may prevent cognitive impairment, even when people start that diet in their late 50s and 60s, according to a new study.
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Portland Awards $1.57 Million In Additional Funding To 79 Arts Organizations
The Portland City Council has approved a one-time allocation of $1.57 million to support 79 arts organizations in the city, providing near-term financial stability for those that have experienced significant financial losses in recent years.
