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Living Within a Tenth of a Mile of a Dry Cleaner Was Linked to Higher Parkinson's Odds in a Nationwide Medicare Study

A nationwide Medicare study of 19 million people found higher Parkinson's disease odds among those living closest to a dry cleaner.

Medical Daily · Aug 9

Louisiana Confirms Five Vibrio Vulnificus Deaths, and All Nine Cases Began with a Wound

Louisiana reports 5 deaths among 9 Vibrio vulnificus cases in 2026. All were linked to wounds exposed to seawater, not raw oysters.

Medical Daily · Aug 9

Social Security Changed in 2026: What Workers and Retirees Need to Know

Social Security changes every year, but the headlines can make those adjustments sound as though everyone is affected in the same way. That is especially...

Saving Advice · Aug 9

Why Indian Army Mission Command Is the Best Management Model for Startup Founders

The Doctrine Most Founders Have Never Heard OfA platoon commander in the Indian Army does not radio headquarters before every tactical decision. He receives what the doctrine calls the "commander's intent", the outcome the senior officer wants and the reason behind it, and then acts on his own judgment to…

Times Life · Aug 9

Nursing Home Study Finds Only Resident Decolonization Reduced Drug-Resistant Bacteria on Skin

A JAMA Network Open study found decolonization cut drug-resistant bacteria on nursing home residents by 59%, while enhanced cleaning added nothing.

Medical Daily · Aug 9

Using AI has an environmental impact — here are 4 ways you can minimize it

Escalating use of tools like Gemini and ChatGPT saps more and more power. Experts offer some tips on how to consume less.

LiveScience · Aug 8

Your Flawless Estate Plan Might Be Setting Your Kids Up for Conflict: What to Do

While legal and tax strategies are essential for transferring wealth, the more critical step is ensuring your family knows what's coming, how and why.

Kiplinger · Aug 8

College student complains ‘burrito shouldn’t cost $20,’ so Texas Republican demands Americans to ‘stop whining’ and just ‘eat ramen’

He used to care about rising costs.

We Got This Covered · Aug 8

US Intel's New Fear: A Cornered Putin Takes a Swing at NATO: REPORT

New US intelligence assessments say Vladimir Putin could order a limited test of NATO's resolve sometime between this autumn and 2029, a warning reinforced by a suspected Russian drone found armed with explosives at a German airport — though CNN, CBS, and Poland's own spy chief frame the risk and…

Latin Times · Aug 8

This ‘hidden’ career path is in dire need of more workers—and it can pay Gen Z over $300,000 with no degree required

Six-figure salaries are within reach for Gen Z, but only if they’re willing to brave extreme weather, noisy tarmacs, and the smell of jet fumes.

Fortune · Aug 8