LND topic: secretary-pete-hegseth page 1

secretary pete hegseth

California's Crime Wave: A Shift in Politics

July 16, 2026

In the late 1970s, a surge in crime rates shook California, dominating the state's politics for nearly two decades. This wave of criminal activity wasn't just about numbers; it was about high-profile cases that captured the public's attention, such as the tragic kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old

opinion

Nutrition Care in Primary Practice

July 16, 2026

Malnutrition among older adults is a pressing issue, leading to a decline in physical function, increased illness, and higher healthcare costs. Family medicine specialists are well-positioned to address nutritional risks in their communities, but their involvement in clinical nutrition care is often

education

Toxicity Risks of Fuzi Marker Compound Revealed

July 16, 2026

Fuzi, a traditional medicine used for cardiovascular diseases and rheumatoid arthritis, contains a compound called 10-hydroxyl mesaconitine (10-OH MA). Researchers have identified 10-OH MA as a potential toxicity marker. When taken, Fuzi can be broken down by the body into various metabolites. The e

sports

Norway's World Cup Boosts Local Economy

July 15, 2026

The World Cup has a way of bringing people together, and for Greensboro businesses, it's a chance to shine. When Team Norway drew attention during the tournament, local entrepreneurs saw an opportunity to capitalize on the excitement. One such business owner is thrilled to see the impact on their re

education

Vulnerable Students, Hidden Dangers

July 15, 2026

Many teenagers are at risk of getting hooked on gambling, but some students are more vulnerable than others. Those with special educational needs might face extra dangers, but do teachers really understand these risks? A recent study looked into this issue by talking to 15 teachers from UK secondary

art

Embryo Viability: The Future of Assessment

July 15, 2026

Assisted reproductive technologies rely heavily on accurately determining embryo viability. For a long time, traditional methods have been used, but they have significant drawbacks. Morphological grading, for instance, is subjective and depends on the expertise of the embryologist, while preimplanta

science

Egg-cellent Progress in Fertility Preservation

July 15, 2026

Fertility preservation is a pressing concern for many individuals, and researchers are working tirelessly to improve the process of growing immature eggs outside the body. This technique, known as in vitro follicle culture, holds great promise but remains a challenge in reproductive biology. A recen

politics

The Shifting Tides of Politics

July 14, 2026

The current mood in politics seems to be one of skepticism. Many people are doubtful about the likelihood of certain events unfolding as expected. For instance, expectations appear to be leaning towards the Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates after their upcoming meeting. A growing sense

business

Hydrating Heroes

July 14, 2026

The world of superheroes is no stranger to product placements, but some brands take it to the next level. A certain hydration brand has teamed up with the web-slinging Spider-Man to create a buzz around their products. The brand, owned by Unilever, is making the most of the excitement surrounding th

sports

College Hoops in Flux

July 13, 2026

The college basketball landscape is changing fast. For Gonzaga, this reality hit hard on a recent Saturday morning. The team's starting point guard, Mario Saint-Supery, made a sudden decision to leave the program. He chose to return to his hometown in Spain to play for Valencia, a top club in the Sp

Continue reading...

tobacco product marketing public health surveillance us tobacco landscape regulatory efforts emerging brands motor preparation time sequence learning skill acquisition concussion education performing arts university health sports medicine delphi study responsible gambling sports betting advertisement trustworthiness message framing