A registered dietitian highlighted nine food groups — including leafy greens, legumes, berries, nuts, fatty fish and acidic ingredients — that the article reports can help produce gentler rises in blood glucose and reduce afternoon energy dips.
The Lumberton Christian Care Center received $60,000 in reimbursement from Wellcare North Carolina at a check presentation Wednesday; the center said the funds will support its regular operations and community initiatives.
Officials report a record surge in measles cases in 2025 including three deaths, and outbreaks have continued into 2026; the Pan American Health Organization may review U.S. elimination status at its April meeting.
The EPA intends to rescind the 2009 endangerment finding that linked greenhouse gases to risks to health and welfare; the move follows draft rules that would roll back related vehicle and power plant standards and is expected to prompt legal challenges.
The North American Vasa Festival of Races is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Traverse City; the event began in 1977 and the permanent Vasa Trail was formalized in 1991.
The article connects dehumanizing public imagery and arguments against group-focused research with measurable health harms, citing the medical concept of “weathering” and disparities such as higher rates of diabetes and maternal deaths among Black women.
Experts identify six nutrients—magnesium, B vitamins, calcium, vitamin D, omega-3s and zinc—that are commonly highlighted for older adults because aging can reduce nutrient absorption and some people discuss supplements to address low intake.
Northwestern researchers report that amyloid-beta 42 accumulates inside synaptic vesicles and that the antiseizure drug levetiracetam reduced this peptide's formation in laboratory models; analysis of prior clinical trials showed a small delay between dementia diagnosis and death among patients who took levetiracetam.
UCLA announced the SoCal Quantum Alliance, a regional coalition of universities, research centers and companies focused on coordinating quantum research, workforce development and industry engagement. The alliance builds on UCLA's Center for Quantum Science and Engineering and the statewide Quantum California initiative.
Officials reported nine people killed and 25 injured in the Feb. 10 Tumbler Ridge, B.C., attack; authorities said the suspected shooter died of a self-inflicted injury and investigators are continuing to search for a motive.
