Chef’s Stroke Paralysis Spurs Call For More Brain Tumor Research Funding
Renowned Chef Paralyzed by Tumor-Induced Stroke Calls for Increased Funding for Brain Tumor Research
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Parenting Wins And Cave-Ins: Balancing Healthy Habits And Digital Devices
New research reveals parents' top achievements and compromises, including healthy eating struggles and screen time concerns.
Only Half Of Hourly Workers Feel They Will Retire Comfortably, Survey Finds
Hourly workers less confident about retiring comfortably, with limited access to retirement savings plans
Consumer Preferences Drive Changes In Brand Loyalty And AI Adoption
Customers prioritize experience, quality, and personalization as businesses navigate a changing marketplace.
Summer Of Female Sporting Events Inspires Women To Return To Sports
Competitions like FIFA Women’s World Cup and Women’s Ashes motivate women to rejoin old sports teams
Toys In Childhood Can Influence Future Success, Says Academic Report
Childhood toys shape career paths and boost critical skills, says study by child behavioral expert.
Financial Planning Crucial For Longevity, New Study Warns
Failure to plan finances linked to higher risk of premature death, study finds
Survey: Americans Snap 6 Photos A Day, Group Shots And Selfies Dominate
Americans take an average of 6 photos daily, with group photos and selfies topping the list, survey reveals.
Unwanted Gifts: Diet Plans, Cufflinks, And Soap On A String Top List, Sparking Disappointment And Awkwardness
Unwanted gifts: diet plans, cufflinks, and soap on a string top the list, causing disappointment and awkwardness.