Utah Infant Battles Bacterial Meningitis Parents Fighting for Young Maverick’s Life Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes RIVERTON — In a heartbreaking fight for survival, Maverick Carpenter, a Utah infant born with Soto syndrome, a rare genetic condition causing a weakened immune system, has been battling bacterial meningitis. Maverick’s parents, Cody and Ashley Carpenter, continue to … Read more
5 Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Heart 5 Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Heart February is American Heart Month, a time when people can focus on their heart health. Experts from a highly reputable organization’s Heart and Vascular Program are working to educate individuals about ways to enhance their heart health. Why Heart Health Matters … Read more
The Truth About the Plant-Based Diet: Separating Hype from Facts The plant-based diet is gaining popularity and capturing the attention of social media influencers. Many people, including some of your own family members, may follow this dietary approach. But is the plant-based diet truly the virtuous and healthy way of living it claims to be, … Read more
Study Shows Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Increases Suicide Risk Among Women SALT LAKE CITY — According to a recent study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, as many as 1 in 8 women of childbearing age in the U.S. suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). This condition, characterized by infertility, irregular periods, hair growth, acne, … Read more
Back to Basics: The Truth About Ultraprocessed Foods Estimated read time: 8-9 minutes ATLANTA — Have you ever wondered why we can’t resist certain ultraprocessed foods, even when we know they aren’t good for us? Emerging science suggests that these foods bypass our body’s signals of fullness due to their unique manufacturing processes. Let’s dive … Read more
Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes Screening for Alzheimer’s Disease: A Breakthrough Blood Test ATLANTA — A new study suggests that a blood test, capable of screening for Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms appear, has shown high accuracy. The study focused on testing blood for a key biomarker of Alzheimer’s called p-tau217, which rises in conjunction with … Read more
The signs are clear: lPeople are planning Christmas in mid-November because they need this year to end soon.The brake was expected. We knew that we had grown a lot, that the Bank of the Republic raised rates to slow down the economy, but the fall in investment has been enormous and that of broad household … Read more
Al Marsad newspaper: A Belgian tourist documented a video clip in which he expressed his admiration for the level of safety in the Kingdom. The video showed the tourist documenting snapshots of the open doors of some houses while walking through the streets of Riyadh at night. He pointed out that leaving the doors of … Read more
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Bloomberg — Mortgage rates are high. Prices continue to increase. Besides, there is nothing to buy. In the opinion of many, It is a triad of frustrations that has deprived them of purchasing a house, which has long been a key avenue for building wealth in the U.S. However, despite this difficult housing market, there … Read more
The Lebanese, especially the people of the south, fear the opening of the front with Israel and the involvement of Hezbollah in a war with bad consequences, which will lead to an exodus similar to what happened in 2006 as a result of the July War. The factor that caused the explosion of the southern … Read more