Monthly Archives: August 2026

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the least survivable forms of the disease and worryingly its on the rise.  Pancreatic cancer breakthrough as experts discover key lifestyle factor is linked to deadly disease Story by Zoe Hardy • Updated 1mo ago Harmful bacteria … Continue reading →

She was known by numerous names, including the “Whittling Fiddler” and the “Stradivarius of the Ozarks.”  Violet Hensley was born on October 21st, 1916 during World War I in Mount Ida, Arkansas to George Washington Brumley and Nora Springer Brumley. … Continue reading →

The feat marks Bromage’s sixth wing walk, with her first completed at the age of 87. She had previously set the Guinness World Record four years ago and has now reclaimed the title by surpassing her own achievement. Betty Bromage, … Continue reading →

Dr. Susan Marra has made it possible for both my kids to live normal lives. As I am typing this, my daughter is practicing her dance team choreography. She dances 7 hours a week and is preparing for a competition. … Continue reading →

Influencer  Sydney Towle – Search Images  dies at 26 after sharing cancer journey ByYi-Jin Yu Sydney Towle, a 26-year-old who documented her battle with a rare bile duct cancer on social media, died on Wednesday. Towle’s death was announced in … Continue reading →

Climate Change – Acadia National Park (U.S. National Park Service) Stonington, located on the end of Deer Island in the Gulf of Maine, is the state’s top lobster-producing town, with a fleet of around 300 boats and annual landings exceeding 11 million … Continue reading →

Adrienne Nolan-Smith’s Journey to Beat Chronic Lyme Disease – Search Images WellBe’s Founder Adrienne Nolan-Smith’s Journey to Beat Chronic Lyme Disease My story of Lyme and Lyme recovery is like many Lyme stories, full of Lyme disease natural treatment approaches, … Continue reading →

10 pillars of Dementia Care – Search The Clear Pillars of Dementia Care Notes From Memory Care May 21, 2026 After years of working in memory care, I’ve noticed something important: families are often given information about dementia, but not … Continue reading →

Angie Federico J͏u͏l͏y͏ ͏3͏0͏ ͏a͏t͏ ͏5͏:͏3͏5͏ ͏P͏M͏ · When I say I have a deep, personal fucking beef with Anthony Fauci and the people who controlled the pandemic response, I need you to understand that I am talking about far more than politics, television interviews, … Continue reading →