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(BPT) - As the busy back-to-school season approaches, establishing healthy routines now can help students and their families feel more physically and mentally prepared for a successful start to the …
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7/31/26
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(BookTrib) - “Redemption Initiative: The Good Samaritan” by C.L. MorrisseyOnce, Desi Delgado was exactly the kind of criminal society feared: violent, impulsive and consumed by addiction. Eight …
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BookTrib
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7/31/26
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Gateway Commercial Finance analyzed data from the Federal Reserve, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and K-12 Dive to understand this cash flow problem and develop potential solutions.
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Trevor Mahoney for Gateway Commercial Finance
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7/30/26
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Mercy College of Health Sciences has partnered with a medical center that was also created by the Sisters of Mercy to develop a new method of providing clinical training to nursing students. The Des Moines private college stated in a news release that it will collaborate with MercyOne Des Moines Medical Center to launch a […]
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Brooklyn Draisey
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7/30/26
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Fifth Third Bank reports that Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) offer tax benefits to business owners, especially with new legislation extending their relevance.
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Nick Hudson for Fifth Third Bank
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7/30/26
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The Salt Lake Tribune reports that a Trump administration call for park visitors to report "negative" historical exhibits met massive public backlash, with thousands using the platform to defend complete history.
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Julie Jag for The Salt Lake Tribune
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7/30/26
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Hoosiers insured through Medicaid will soon gain access to GLP-1 medications for obesity. Gov. Mike Braun on Thursday directed the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, which administers Medicaid benefits to 1.9 million Hoosiers, to participate in a federal initiative to cover GLP-1 medications for obesity. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation Center is […]
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Mackenzi Klemann
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7/30/26
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The Patel Firm reports that understanding personal injury cases involves key terms like negligence, strict liability, and damages, helping victims seek justice.
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Minesh J. Patel for The Patel Firm
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7/30/26
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An atmospheric scientist explains the mechanics behind 4 types of extreme weather fueled by the smoke and the heat of wildfires.
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Yunyao Li, University of Texas at Arlington, The Conversation
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7/30/26
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(BPT) - Blood cancers develop when changes in DNA cause blood-forming cells to grow abnormally. Instead of producing healthy blood cells that support the immune system and carry oxygen through the …
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7/30/26
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Doctronic reports that post-vacation depression arises from the contrast between the novelty of travel and the routine of everyday life, often lasting up to two weeks.
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Alan Lucks, MD for Doctronic
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7/30/26
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Jettly reports that Taylor Swift's touring aircraft strategy mirrors that of Fortune 500 companies, using her Dassault Falcon 7X as a corporate shuttle for efficiency and operational needs.
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Jay Franco Serevilla for Jettly
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7/30/26
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Insurance.com reports that when moving to another state, homeowners must obtain a new insurance policy as coverage is property-specific and rates vary significantly by location.
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Tonya Sisler for Insurance.com
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7/30/26
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Movingto reports that six Golden Visa-linked funds disclosed 26 companies, mostly headquartered in Portugal, mainly in Lisbon.
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Dean Fankhauser for Movingto
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7/30/26
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PeopleFinders reports that during summer 2026, many Americans are moving for affordability rather than jobs, creating digital privacy risks.
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Shawn Tyler for PeopleFinders
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7/30/26
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Bluevine reports that 75% of small business owners have used personal credit for expenses, highlighting gaps in financial knowledge that affect loan approvals.
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Rob Pursell for Bluevine
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7/30/26
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Aeroflow Urology reports that microplastics in the body may cause bladder inflammation and disrupt cell signaling, but more research is needed to confirm direct health risks.
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Tiff Perritt for Aeroflow Urology
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7/30/26
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Ollie reports that beagles are friendly, sociable dogs, but require careful weight management due to their food-driven nature.
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Elizabeth Wieck for Ollie
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7/30/26
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The same food supply chain that lets restaurants serve nearly identical produce in Missouri, Michigan or California can also make it remarkably difficult to figure out where contamination began when Americans get sick. As cyclospora cases climb across Missouri and Kansas, public health investigators are working backward through a supply chain that can stretch thousands […]
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Meg Cunningham
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7/30/26
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LMNT reports decreased exposure to heavy metals like lead due to regulations, despite increased detection of trace amounts in food, leading to public concern.
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Sharon Green for LMNT
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7/30/26
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The 19th reports on Trump Accounts, launched to help families save for children, offering $1,000 for newborns from 2025-2028, aiding wealth accumulation.
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Chabeli Carrazana for The 19th
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7/30/26
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This story was co-published by NC Health News and The Charlotte Ledger. In 2020, Charlotte businessman Michael Estramonte set out to build a nonprofit treatment center to create more space for kids in mental health crisis. The idea quickly won support from state and local lawmakers. Since 2023, the Katie Blessing Center has secured more than […]
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Michelle Crouch, NC Health News
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7/30/26
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Virginia is creating an enforcement unit to oversee the rapidly expanding market for vaping products, hemp-derived intoxicants, THC and kratom, consolidating several regulatory responsibilities within the attorney general’s office. Attorney General Jay Jones announced the Regulated Products Enforcement Unit on Thursday, saying it will handle civil enforcement, retail compliance, product directories and public education as […]
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Markus Schmidt
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7/30/26
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MADEIRA BEACH — Military veterans with PTSD and other mental health conditions may soon be able to use psychedelic drugs to aid in their treatment. In April, President Trump signed an executive order directing health regulators to speed up reviews of psychedelic treatments and allocate more funding for research into their use. “I think we’re making massive […]
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Mitch Perry
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7/30/26
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Dimora Medical reports pressure injuries, especially sacral wounds, as common yet hard to treat, prompting a shift to advanced superabsorbent dressings for better care.
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Jay Ian Birbeck for Dimora Medical
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7/30/26
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