Health
Sugary Drinks and Stomach Cancer Risk
Research from Mass General Brigham suggests that consuming a sugary drink daily may significantly increase the risk of developing stomach cancer. The study found that adults who consumed one or more sugary drinks daily faced
Healthcare Workers Face Increasing Workplace Violence
Emergency room nurse Crystal Dhooghe shared her experiences during a rally at the Michigan State Capitol in March 2025. She is one of the many unionized employees at Henry Ford Genesys Hospital who have been
Childcare Waitlists and Financial Aid Challenges in the U.S.
In the U.S., low-income working families often rely on federal government aid to help pay for childcare. However, gaining access to these benefits requires patience; a significant number of children remain on waitlists. As of
The Influence of Exercise Context on Dementia Risk
Researchers have long understood that regular physical activity reduces the risk of dementia. A recent study reveals that the environment and method of exercise influence the effectiveness of physical activities. A meta-analysis of over 4.2
The Role of Deadlifts and Exercise in Brain Health
With the increasing cases of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, many individuals seek ways to maintain their brain health as they age. Neurophysiologist Louisa Nicola highlights a physical exercise that stands out for brain
West Nile Virus Reports and Prevention Strategies
Cases of West Nile virus have been reported in 32 states as the mosquito-borne disease continues to infect people during the peak summer months. Recent data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
COVID-19 Cases Increasing Across the U.S.
COVID-19 is seeing a resurgence in almost every part of the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that infections are increasing or likely to increase in 50 states as of
Anticipated Rise in Covid Cases: Preparing for Winter
Recent data shows an increase in Covid cases, marking a summer wave. Experts predict another surge during winter. Many states link pharmacists’ ability to offer Covid vaccinations to the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)
Orland Park Approves Northwestern Medicine’s New Cancer Center
The Orland Park Village Board has approved the development of a $275 million cancer office and parking structure. This project, associated with Northwestern Medicine, will expand the existing campus near Centennial Park. Board member John
Study Links Flight Crews to Higher Cancer Risks
Flight attendants and pilots face a higher risk of dying from cancer related to radiation than even those working with radioactive materials, according to recent research. Cosmic radiation, originating from space, impacts individuals more at