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There have been 130 mass shootings in the US so far this year, including the tragic Nashville massacre that killed six. Could sensible gun regulation
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The shift towards for-profit healthcare corporations has focused on maximizing profits rather than patient care. But what are the tactics leading to inadequate patient care,
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After the SVB and Signature Bank collapse, mortgage rates dipped while housing starts increased. Though recent data suggest some cautious optimism, housing analysts fear a
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Declining youth mental health, coupled with its potential link to persistent social media use, begs the question: what can be done to protect teens’ well-being?
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