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Oregon bear wandered 25 miles, won hearts online, then was euthanized in Shady Cove
51+ min ago (441+ words) Sightings of a young bear in Phoenix, Medford, White City, and Shady Cove captured attention across Southern Oregon, but the animal's more than 25-mile path through neighborhoods and along roads did not end with a return to the wild. Its…...
Free eight-week diabetes series starts Aug. 6 in Ocala
8+ hour, 41+ min ago (162+ words) The Community Home Project, an initiative of the Marion County Hospital District, will host a free, eight-week diabetes Self-Management Series. The program is set to begin Thursday, Aug. 6, and conclude Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Howard Academy Community Center in Ocala....
Brunch aims to help tackle minority mental health, teen and domestic violence
2+ hour, 8+ min ago (41+ words) Yahoo On Saturday, Missouri Sen. Barbara Ann Washington and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated brought community members together to discuss ways to address mental health challenges in Kansas City....
Has Your Dog's Favorite Toy Become an Addiction?
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (444+ words) You may think it's just his fave, but studies show that attachment to one specific toy could run a little deeper. To be honest, there is a dog that arrives with the walkers at my local dog park that you…...
Skin cream withdrawal pain 'like being electrocuted' left footballer stuck in bed
2+ hour, 31+ min ago (1242+ words) A 21-year-old who went from being a keen footballer to "bedridden" after he stopped using a steroid cream to treat his eczema says, at his lowest point, it felt like he "was being electrocuted every second". Meilir Rowlands has lived…...
US breaks record for measles cases
13+ hour, 26+ min ago (45+ words) Yahoo According to the CDC, there have been 2,318 measles cases reported in the U.S. across 43 states. That's more than last year and the highest total since 1991, when there were more than 10,000 cases....
Baton Rouge nursing pioneer Gwendolyn Miller dies at 90
10+ hour, 25+ min ago (157+ words) BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Gwendolyn Miller, one of the first African American nurses to serve at Baton Rouge General's Mid City campus, has passed away at the age of 90. Miller, who passed away July 13, was remembered as a trailblazer…...
If you keep overcommitting your future time, psychology says it’s not poor boundaries — we systematically believe we’ll have more free time in a month than we do today, and the belief never updates no matter how many times it’s wrong
7+ hour, 55+ min ago (1207+ words) In March, you bought tickets for a Broadway show in May. Good seats, not cheap. You booked the restaurant beforehand, the one that needs six weeks' notice, and you told two people about it, and one of them said they…...
The One Cooking Mistake That Could Be Destroying Your Food’s Benefits
10+ hour, 15+ min ago (449+ words) Cooking vegetables feels like the healthy part of a meal is already handled the moment they hit the pan. One extremely common habit quietly undoes a lot of that effort before the plate ever reaches the table. Nutritionists have pointed…...
The Coffee Debate: Superfood or Hidden Health Problem?
4+ hour, 36+ min ago (239+ words) Research across decades is presented to explain why coffee’s health signals remain mixed and why preparation and intake matter for consumers. Cited findings include a 2026 Center for Health Research study of 131,000 people associating heavier caffeinated coffee intake with lower dementia…...