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healthThe Screen Generation: How Grandparents are Loving Through a Digital Window
Modern grandparenting is happening via video calls, offering real connection but lacking physical intimacy. Families navigate a new normal of distant, screen-mediated love.
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healthHow a Secretive Health Team Is Racing to Protect 6 Million World Cup Fans
A non-governmental operations center monitors infectious diseases across three nations, using wastewater surveillance and daily threat reports to safeguard the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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sportsTom Brady Roasts Bill Belichick, Eli Manning in Georgetown Commencement Speech
Seven-time Super Bowl champion delivers a motivational speech focused on resilience, using his famous 28-3 comeback as a central metaphor.
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healthBlood Pressure Readings May Predict Dementia Risk Decades Early
Routine blood pressure checks could reveal dementia risk up to 25 years before symptoms emerge, researchers say.
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healthBrain Scans Can't Diagnose Psychopathy-But Treatment Works
Neuroscientist Abigail Marsh reveals fMRI limitations in detecting psychological disorders, the treatability of psychopathic traits, and why U.S. altruism defies expectations.
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healthAbigail Marsh: Parenting, Bravery, and the Limits of Brain Scans
Georgetown University Professor Abigail Marsh discusses the impact of permissive parenting, the complexities of heroism, and the current limitations of neuroimaging in diagnosing psychological disorders.