Recent research reveals the consequences of reducing Medicaid.
Medicaid Studies Highlight Life-Saving Impact This month, two studies have sparked significant discussions about Medicaid, especially in light of the ongoing debate in Washington, D.C. One of the studies, released recently in the New England Journal of Medicine, along with additional findings from the National Bureau of Economic Research, suggests that Medicaid—an essential insurance program […]
Small strokes may lead to lasting fatigue for up to a year, new research shows.
Long-term fatigue might signal poor sleep habits, but it could also be a lingering effect of ministrokes, as a recent study from Aalborg University Hospital in Denmark notes. The findings were published in *Neurology*, the journal of the American Academy of Neurology. Ministrokes, known medically as transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), involve temporary interruptions in blood […]
Nearly 50% of young individuals would choose a world without the internet, research in the UK shows
Study Shows Young People Prefer Life Without the Internet A recent study indicates that nearly half of young individuals wish for a world without the internet. The findings reveal that around 70% of those aged 16 to 21 feel worse about themselves after using social media. Additionally, half of the respondents support a “digital curfew,” […]
Brent Bozell Resigning After 38 Years at the Helm of Media Research Center
Brent Bozell III Retires from Media Research Center Brent Bozell III officially stepped down from his role as president of the Media Research Center (MRC) on May 27th, as announced in a post on X. He founded the MRC back in 1987 and spent 38 years leading the charge against what he deemed “left-wing bias […]
Research suggests that walnuts could decrease the risk of colon cancer and help reduce inflammation.
A study featured in the journal Cancer Prevention Research indicates that walnuts could lower the risk of colon cancer and reduce inflammation throughout the body. “This study demonstrates that a simple, affordable diet addition can benefit colon health without significant risks,” said Daniel Rosenberg, the lead author and director of the Colon Cancer Prevention Program […]
Research uncovers another health benefit of weight-loss drugs
Weight loss drugs known as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists, which have become quite popular for treating type 2 diabetes and obesity, show promising potential to also reduce alcohol consumption. An international research team from Ireland and Saudi Arabia studied 262 obese adults who began treatment with either liraglutide or semaglutide. For those who regularly drank, […]
Dating app users favor Reform voters over Tories, research indicates
New research indicates that users of dating apps tend to be more inclined towards reformists rather than conservative candidates. It seems that people are generally hesitant to connect with those on the opposite end of the political spectrum. Analyses from the University of Southampton and Harvard University reveal that voters leaning toward the center-right are […]
Research indicates that low-traffic areas enhance quality of life.
We felt let down by Joseph Harker’s piece (contrary to LTNs not making you a “culture war” supporter. See what went down in Lambeth on May 14th). As a group of residents from Lambeth, we’re pushing for safer, healthier streets for everyone in our community. Harker’s perspective misses the daily benefits of low-traffic neighborhoods, and […]
Over 400 people with heart valve issues are dying each year while waiting for treatment on NHS waiting lists, according to research.
Concerns Over Fatal Heart Condition Waiting Lists in the UK Research indicates that hundreds of patients with severe heart issues face near-fatal consequences while waiting for life-saving treatments within the NHS. This issue is particularly poignant amidst significant delays in receiving necessary care. In the UK, around 300,000 individuals are affected by aortic stenosis (AS), […]
Research: Long COVID ‘brain fog’ associated with inflammation and stress indicators
Recent studies reveal that many individuals suffering from long COVID experience a phenomenon popularly known as “brain fog.” This issue appears to stem from neurological changes, such as inflammation and rewiring of the brain, following a COVID-19 infection. A small study conducted by researchers in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in collaboration with Corewell Health at Michigan […]