Mahina Douglas, who lives in the suburbs of Baltimore, says she loves to socialize. But after the holidays, she’s been thinking about cutting back on alcohol. “I just felt like my drinking was getting, I guess a little more than I was comfortable with it being,” Douglas said. She decided to try “Dry January” — … Read more
The secret to living a longer and healthier life? At least part of the answer could actually be pretty simple: water. A new peer-reviewed study published Monday in the journal eBioMedicine, which is part of The Lancet, suggests that people who get proper hydration may be less likely to show signs of aging and chronic … Read more
Though Crohn’s disease comes with daily challenges, including trouble getting out and spending time with others, it’s important to strengthen existing relationships and make new ones. Keeping an active social life while managing Crohn’s symptoms may seem daunting, but it’s all about balance and communication. By rethinking the way you stay connected – and leaning … Read more
Despite a sharp sell-off in the past month, Goldman Sachs is staying bullish on Tesla stock. “We believe that Tesla, given its leadership position in EVs (including its vertical integration and tight coupling of hardware and software, as well as its ecosystem of charging stations and brand), and its focus on clean transportation more broadly … Read more
By Charis Hill, as told to Susan Bernstein I was diagnosed with axial spondyloarthritis in 2013 at the age of 26. I had symptoms, though, as young as age 13 and probably earlier than that. Getting a diagnosis takes something like 8-12 years for women and even longer for Black women. I was socialized as … Read more
Trainer Toru Kurita believes Japan’s dream of a first Arc victory is “within reach” as Titleholder heads to Paris with a leading chance. As a racing nation, Japan has flourished in recent years, landing multi-million-pound prizes around the world, from the Middle East and across to the USA. But, the famous Prix de l’Arc de … Read more
Remaining unvaccinated was a $100m decision, according to Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving. The seven-time All-Star said on Monday that his choice to forgo Covid-19 vaccinations forced him to decline a hefty contract extension with the Nets. “I gave up four years, 100-and-something million deciding to be unvaccinated and that was the decision,” Irving said … Read more
OAK FOREST, Ill. (WLS) — Two Oak Forest teens are with family after their mother and siblings were killed during a barricade and fire situation in the south suburb Friday. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s office identified the victims Friday afternoon as 22-year-old Briana Rodriguez, 20-year-old Emilio Rodriguez, 43-year-old Lupe Gomez and 44-year-old Carlos Gomez. … Read more
Retirement investors for the most part are staying the course, despite market volatility and rising inflation and interest rates — instead of deviating from their plans and halting contributions in a panic. After years of a bull market, investors may have been unnerved by the volatility that continued in the markets into the second quarter … Read more
“They’ve just maximised the situations,” Chelsea boss Emma Hayes said when summarising her side’s opening weekend defeat to Liverpool. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? But nothing about beating reigning Women’s Super League champions Chelsea is simple. Far from it. Two penalty kicks ultimately decided the outcome, with Katie Stengel displaying nerves of steel to confidently dispatch … Read more