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Reasons to be Cheerful examines how permeable pavement could help cities across the United States improve their stormwater resilience.

Vivian Health shares 11 tips to add mental health and wellness practices into the daily routines of healthcare professionals.

Counseling Schools examined peer-reviewed research and data from WHO and the American Psychological Association to understand the impact of ageism.

Guava Health shares insights from new research about Hashimoto’s and related thyroid diseases.

Hers ranks the states where senior citizens are most at risk when it comes to mental health.

The RealReal used data from Textile Exchange to explore the far-reaching prevalence of polyester, including in the fast fashion industry.

Guava Health explores the accuracy of fitness trackers by Fitbit, Garmin, Apple, Oura, and Withings.

Grist reports on how, as global temperatures rise and seasons shift, bees and other pollinators are missing critical connections with flowers and crops.

Do you know how much caffeine is in the drink you just bought? Top Nutrition Coaching crunched the numbers to illustrate the reality under the lid.

King commissioned a poll of 2,000 US adults to dig deep into their gardening habits, including unusual methods they employ to help their gardens thrive.

Tile compiled research to take a closer look at the causes of executive dysfunction and how people dealing with it can manage its effects.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that cities around the world are trying everything from reflective paint to underground water channels to manage the hotter days ahead.

Hone Health explains what doctors and dietitians are saying about popular anti-obesity drugs and what they can and can’t do to minimize the munchies.

SD Bullion researched the role of silver in reducing carbon pollution as part of the green economy’s sustainable initiatives using various sources.

LawnStarter ranked the U.S. counties with the highest flood risk this year.

Nursing Homes used Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data to determine which state’s skilled nursing facilities bring in the highest revenue per bed.

The 19th reports on the rising temperatures in classrooms that translate to dehydrated, exhausted kids and teachers who have to focus on heat safety instead of instruction.

CounselingSchools.com examines the mental health crisis in America, how school counselors are boosting mental health and what more can be done to support them in their mission.

Hers looks at four data sets to rank U.S. states from worst to best when it comes to accessible healthcare.

Doctors and Clinicians analyzed academic research and news reports to see how medical debt is contributing to personal bankruptcies in America.

Hospital Care Compare dove into government data, public health research, and news coverage to investigate the reasons behind rural doctor shortages.

From ditching fast fashion to buying used, The RealReal compiled five tips for sustainable fashion that won’t hurt the environment—or your wallet.

Compare Home Health Care Agencies examined data compiled by the DHS GMO to see where in the nation are the most assisted-living facilities per capita.

Hers conducted a study in 2024 to help determine if telehealth has become a back-to-school basic for the collegiate set.

Vivian Health examined payroll data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to see where RNs in long-term care work the longest shifts.

ADHD Advisor investigated age, gender, racial, ethnic, and wealth disparities in ADHD diagnoses, using data from the CDC, medical studies, and news reports.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to see how U.S. dietary guidelines have changed since their establishment in the 1980s.

Charlie Health presents data highlighting common vacation stressors and mental health issues that can arise during time off—plus tips for making the most of a vacation.

The Daily Yonder reports on a new round of federal funding and its focus on communities across the country with fewer than 10,000 residents.