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Tucked between trailer premieres and merch booths, Anime Expo’s JAMS@AX Academic Symposium has been bringing attendees, anime research, and educational professionals together since 2023. This year’s symposium, hosted on July 3rd, was a rumination on the human condition

Madalyn Parker, an accessibility engineer from Michigan, wanted to take a couple days off work. There was just one problem. She didn’t have the flu, nor did she have plans to be on a beach somewhere, sipping mojitos under a palm tree. Parker simply wanted a few days away from work to focus on her…

Once confined to sports nutrition, the performance-enhancing compound is rapidly moving into the mainstream, fuelled by growing consumer interest in strength and healthy ageing

Extreme heat can interfere with some of the medications we take, leading to potentially severe side effects

Vocational satisfaction, mental health and relational wellbeing continue to challenge pastors despite growing assurance in their calling, newly released State of the Church research found, with many pastors under 45 also citing financial concerns

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world, including the lives of our teens. Almost two-thirds of all teens say they use chatbots, including 30% who do so daily, according to the Pew Research Center

Dallas County’s largest behavioral health provider, Metrocare, is in a severe financial crisis with a 7 million dollar deficit and needs up to 14 million dollars to stay afloat

Extreme heat can take a major toll on mental health Chan School of Public Health’s Amruta Nori-Sarma

In the United States, one in five pregnant and postpartum people experience mental health and substance use conditions.1 As a result, many counties face elevated risks for poor maternal mental health outcomes.2 Maternal mental health conditions have significant social implications, reducing the quality of life for both parent and child. These conditions carry economic costs…

Though they remain in high demand, state-funded services that prevent overdoses and mental health crises may be cut as Maryland contends with a budget crunch