Consider a patient: a woman in her forties who lives in Delhi and has never smoked. Neither has anyone in her family. She is aware that India's cities carry high levels of air pollution. She has also read that low-dose computed tomography, or LDCT, scanning can detect lung cancer
Despite affecting millions of women, Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, formerly known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), remains one of the most misunderstood conditions in women’s health.
Ragan Communications has announced digital media entrepreneur and What’s Trending founder Shira Lazar as a keynote speaker for its 2026 Future of Communications Conference, taking place Nov. 11-13 at the Hyatt Regency Austin during Communications Week.
September brings on “reset” vibes that mimic the fresh start we look for in January. For many of us, this includes a return to meal planning and engaging in a plan, shop, and cook strategy that works for our household.
Behind every siren is a first responder facing the emotional toll of protecting their community. In classrooms worldwide, students are facing a different hurdle: a lack of the technology and mentorship required to succeed. These disparate challenges share a common solution.
At FedEx, we support nonprofits in the areas of Learning, Leadership, and Economic Opportunity that help students and career seekers build the skills, credentials, and connections to launch upwardly mobile careers.
Francis Kwoba is a 68-year-old retired policeman from Bungoma County, Kenya. During one of his usual morning runs, he experienced a sudden sharp pain in his chest. Concerned by the symptoms, he sought medical attention at the nearest health facility and was prescribed an anti-tub
LSU New Orleans students preparing for careers in engineering and the energy industry will gain access to enhanced technology, research opportunities and hands-on learning through a combined $1.5 million investment from Entergy and Ampirical to modernize the university’s Power an
Strong by Form, a past participant of the Biomimicry Institute's Ray of Hope Accelerator, has just closed €5.8M of its €10 million Series A round to develop Woodflow-core, the world’s first wooden slab that can match the strength of steel and concrete while being 80% lighter.