This one thing may derail your shot at healthy aging, scientists say
Exercise is good for you. So is a full night’s sleep. But the easiest way to boost your chances of reaching your senior years in good physical, mental and cognitive…
Tribal Leaders Sign Historic Co-Stewardship Agreement with National Forest Service in the Black Hills
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSDNgLohV94 This landmark co-stewardship effort will feature storytelling in various formats at the Pactola/He Sapa Visitor Center, educating the larger public and helping current and future generations of Native People…
Haiti’s Epidemic of Early-Onset Heart Disease
A new study finds cardiovascular disease rates in Haiti are at least three times greater than among Black Americans In the first population-based study to estimate the number of people…
Many American adults predicted to have cardiovascular disease by 2050
A recent study conducted by the American Heart Association (AHA) has projected that by the year 2050, over 61% of American adults will experience some form of cardiovascular disease. This…
Whispers of Wagging Tails: Silent Shadows of Grief
“Get over it, it was just a dog.” “Get over it, it was just your child.” You would never hear the second quote. The grief one experiences following the loss…
Men’s brains change when they become dads
The brain changes that men experience may support bonding and connecting with their baby, one researcher said. Is it true that men’s brains change when they become fathers? Parenting requires…
Catholic bishops apologize for church’s role operating Indian boarding schools
In Friday vote, church leaders cite a “history of trauma” inflicted on Native Americans, including generations of children removed from their families to be forcibly assimilated. Sari Horwitz U.S. Catholic…
Exclusive: Pentagon data reveals US soldier more likely to die by suicide than in combat
Tom Vanden Brook WASHINGTON − U.S. soldiers were almost nine times more likely to die by suicide than by enemy fire, according to a Pentagon study for the five-year period ending in…
Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Haiti:Key Recent DevelopmentsDecember 2023 through May 2024
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What Children Remember About Their Fathers
A reading list on fatherhood and the memories that stick By Clint Smith This is an edition of Time-Travel Thursdays, a journey through The Atlantic’s archives to contextualize the present and surface…
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