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Brain Games: What Science Says About Their Value for Aging Minds Experts say brain games can sharpen task-specific skills but rarely transfer to daily memory. This article explains which games …

Demokratiemonitor 2026: Strong Support for Democracy in Germany Despite Practical Shortcomings Demokratiemonitor 2026: Bertelsmann finds broad support for democracy in Germany despite practical shortcomings; survey data, trends and political implications. …

UC Irvine Study Finds Wildfire Smoke Deepens Health and Economic Strain in Eastern Coachella Valley UC Irvine study finds wildfire smoke worsens health, disrupts livelihoods and stresses Spanish-speaking communities in …

Newborn SIDS Metabolic Profile Linked to 14.4-Fold Higher Risk Study finds a newborn SIDS metabolic profile linked to a 14.4-fold higher risk; researchers say screening of eight metabolites could flag …

Chronic pain patients far more likely than doctors to support expanding cannabis access, Rutgers-led study shows Rutgers-led study finds adults with chronic pain favor expanding cannabis access far more than …

Maternal exercise during pregnancy linked to nearly 50% lower childhood asthma risk, Finnish cohort finds Maternal exercise during pregnancy three times weekly linked to nearly 50% lower childhood asthma risk, …

Prune Juice Draws Fresh Attention as a Natural Laxative and Nutrient-Rich Drink Amid Mixed Heart-Health Findings Research highlights prune juice’s constipation relief and nutrient density, but clinical reviews show mixed …

University at Buffalo paper urges shift to a cannabis public health approach across U.S. Researchers call for harm reduction, education and standardized policy as cannabis regulation outpaces public health systems. …

Study: COVID-19 Stay-at-Home Orders Boosted Breastfeeding but Exposed Gaps in Support SLU study finds COVID-19 stay-at-home orders helped many U.S. mothers breastfeed longer and bond, but exposed gaps in lactation …