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Reflecting on the New York Times piece “Therapy Is Good. These Therapists Are Bad,” I was reminded of Apple TV+’s “Shrinking.” The series features Jason Segel as Jimmy Laird, intertwining his life with patients, prompting questions about the blurred...
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Three hundred thirty-six tiny indentations rest on a sturdy wooden surface, presenting a formidable task. Propel that dimpled orb into 18 concealed holes with minimal strokes to triumph in this game. Achieving this feat is highlighted in the newly re...
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Numerous household elements can instigate asthma episodes or exacerbate the condition, known as triggers. Below is a compilation of prevalent triggers, accompanied by strategies for caregivers to aid children experiencing asthma, facilitating impro...
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Following his inauguration on January 20, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at "Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship." He criticized the previous administration for allegedly impeding free speech online by man...
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This month, Closing the Health Gap shines a spotlight on connection with a groundbreaking program aimed at tailoring healthcare to individual needs. On Saturday, April 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Woodward High School, “Speak Up for Health – Ask. Ac...
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As spring blossoms, families nationwide celebrate Passover (April 12-20) and Easter (April 20). Instacart's recent survey reveals that 76% of Americans gear up for these occasions, with 59% citing cultural traditions as influential in their food sele...
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Ja Morant overcame a sprained right ankle, delivering an impressive performance with 22 points and nine assists as the Memphis Grizzlies triumphed over the Dallas Mavericks 120-106 at FedExForum. This victory propelled Memphis into the NBA playoffs,...
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An influx of executive orders from President Donald Trump seeks to limit educational discourse, targeting discussions on racism and gender identity. Despite such constraints, teachers like Sarah Inama challenge this ethos. My research shows many educ...
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On Saturday, a vibrant crowd converged at Tiger Lane for the 11th annual Sista Strut Memphis, a 3K event dedicated to honoring breast cancer survivors while amplifying awareness. The occasion was enriched by lively music, energetic dancing, and a stu...
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Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is stressing the critical need for measles vaccinations in light of recent outbreaks affecting Ohio and 20 other states. Measles, an exceptionally contagious viral disease, poses serious threats such as blindness and ne...
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2 weeks ago
Along the scenic Memphis riverfront, a vibrant melody is emerging. It’s uplifting, nostalgic, and inherently Memphis. This Saturday, April 19, from 5 to 7 p.m., the Memphis River Parks Partnership introduces Sing It, Memphis, a community music initia...
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2 weeks ago
(By Hanna D. Paton, University of Iowa) The flu annually affects millions across the U.S., with the 2024-2025 season marked as notably severe, resulting in the highest hospitalization rate in 15 years. Simultaneously, avian influenza, known as bird f...
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Following an early arrival due to a challenging pregnancy, doctors predicted just six months of life for newborn Joslynne Moore. While some suggested she should be admitted to a specialized medical facility, her pediatrician, Dr. Ethelyn Williams-Nea...
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Rich Robbins, a multifaceted Chicago rapper, songwriter, producer, educator, and TV host, will be the 2025 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence at the Taft Museum of Art from April 10 to April 26. As the 39th resident, he’ll lead various workshops and publi...