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Nov 1, 2026
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Washington Post reporting and University of Rochester experiments show microscopic debris can enter regions tied to memory and emotion. The mechanisms remain unproven.
A Sage Open Medicine analysis of state developmental-services data shows rates climbing faster after the mid-2010s, with the sharpest jumps in lower-income counties and among Black and Hispanic children.
Oct 29, 2026
The City Council halted new AI facilities inside city limits after Manchester Financial floated a 400-megawatt center on the Navy’s NAVWAR site. That proposal sits outside the pause.
Oct 28, 2026
Rockefeller researchers measured 2,884 proteins. Six 30-second sprints moved nearly a quarter of them immediately. The long ride moved seven.
Ron Bolton and Arthur Orr are writing 2027 bills after a Moody officer was fired and a Springville officer resigned over unauthorized searches.
Oct 26, 2026
A KFF poll finds 48 percent of parents want vaccines spread across visits. Confidence in COVID shots for children is 21 percent among Republicans.
Oct 21, 2026
Medical staff, students, and interns report phantom vibrations at rates from 41 percent to 96 percent when the device is always on vibrate.
University of Sydney researchers followed more than 53,000 UK adults for eight years. The smallest combined shifts tracked with a 10 percent drop in major cardiac events.
Oct 19, 2026
Meinilä’s loyalty-card study found discretionary snacks and drinks took about 22 percent of spending and 60 percent of added sugar, whether the household preferred meat or plants.
