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Spokeo reports on smart home facial recognition technology, enhancing convenience but raising privacy concerns; adoption hinges on household consent and risk assessment.

Apollo.io reports on methods to find email addresses using phone numbers, including Google searches, reverse lookup services, and B2B databases.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports nearly $1 billion was awarded to a family after a mishandled birth at a Utah hospital, leading to lifelong disabilities for their child.

Knowable Magazine reports on how researchers at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University are transforming pollen into eco-friendly materials like paper and sponges.

SaveHealth reports on the evolving landscape of acne treatment, outlining OTC and prescription options for clearer skin.

HeySunday breaks down how seemingly harmless household products can contribute to eczema symptoms and what you can do to make your laundry routine safer for your skin.

Rula reports that suicide is a major issue in the U.S., with common myths debunked to promote awareness and support for those in need.

Thriveworks reports that 95% of Americans encounter therapy speak daily, yet many misuse terms like “gaslighting” and “trauma.”

SaveHealth reports on depression medications, emphasizing individual responses to treatments and the importance of combining meds with therapy for optimal outcomes.

The Conversation updates readers on a spreading red meat allergy linked to tick bites, notably from the lone star tick and others, alarming health experts.

Chalkbeat reports a study reveals AI teacher assistants display racial bias, recommending harsher measures for Black-coded names compared to white-coded ones.

Healthbeat reports Georgia’s kindergarten vaccination rates have declined to 86.8%, with a rising exemption rate of 4.8%, raising outbreak concerns.

Floodlight reports extreme heat is altering recreation, causing shorter ski seasons, and increasing climate change awareness among Americans.

Northwell Health reports on the importance of heart checkups, highlighting tests like EKGs and angiograms that can identify heart risks.

Leaf Home reports a survey reveals Americans are increasingly concerned about tap water safety, especially parents regarding children’s health.

World CopperSmith reports on the rising demand for copper, crucial for green technologies like EVs, and potential supply shortages ahead.

Blueprint reports that suicide risk peaks in fall, not during the holidays. Awareness must translate into action to help those in need.

LifeStance Health reports that AI therapy chatbots are popular for mental health support but cannot replace human therapists due to their lack of empathy and ethical discernment.

Alma reports on the growing popularity of EMDR therapy, now accessible online, helping people manage trauma, anxiety, and more effectively.

The Narwhal reports that Canada faces worsening drought conditions affecting ecosystems and leading to increased water demand from AI data centers.