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Happy 53rd Birthday to Oscar De La Hoya, nicknamed the “Golden Boy of Boxing,” and winner of many world titles at lightweight, super lightweight, welterweight, and middleweight. De La Hoya had won 17 title bouts, either for claiming belts or retaining them, before he tasted the first defeat of his career, a reign of dominance that stretched from 1994 to 1999. READ more about the “Golden Boy’s” career… (1972) Oscar De La Hoya in 2007 – credit US Navy Oscar De La Hoya was born in East Los Angeles into a boxing family; his father, Joel Sr., had been a professional…

Introduction As India faces a rising cancer burden, often affecting younger populations, there is a growing realisation that effective cancer care must go beyond medical intervention alone. On this World Cancer Day, this special coverage explores how mental health, nutrition, emotional resilience, and self-healing practices are becoming essential pillars alongside conventional oncology. This exclusive feature brings together diverse voices shaping a more compassionate, integrative approach to cancer care in India: Dr. Rachna Chhachhi, Integrative Cancer Expert and Founder of Kindness Practice Foundation; Kiiran Patel, Wellness Cube, Mumbai; Dr. Priya Bhalla, Mental Health Coach; Dr. Ashima Narula, Psychologist and Expressive Art…

Orange Jordan organized an awareness session at the Innovation Hub under its umbrella “Differently Abled, Definitely Enabled” for empowering persons with disabilities.Commemorating the International Day of Education, the event focused on fostering an environment of inclusive education and digital culture for persons with disabilities in Jordan.In light of the emerging challenges faced by youth with disabilities, the session highlighted the importance of inclusivity in education. It reflected on the restrictions found in accessing supportive technologies, the lack of inclusive educational environments, gaps in digital skills training, and a scope of other challenges in society related to prevailing perceptions.The event targeted…

Medical school is often described as one of the most intense academic journeys a person can take. Between long hours, demanding coursework, clinical rotations, and constant pressure to succeed, it’s no surprise that stress levels run high. But for many students, there’s another source of anxiety that doesn’t get discussed as openly: money. Financial stress in med school isn’t just about tuition bills or student debt—it can quietly affect mental health, daily decision-making, and overall well-being. The good news is that while the financial challenges of medical training are real, there are practical ways to reduce money anxiety and regain…

Gilah Mashaal, the owner of Minnesota yarn shop Needle & Skein, told Good Good Good, “We’ve had a terrible time keeping red yarn in stock.”It’s a good problem to have.In mid-January, Needle & Skein launched a call to action for the craft community amidst aggressive United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids across Minnesota.Inspired by a Norwegian design made in opposition to Nazi Germany in the 1940s, Mashaal and her team encouraged knitters and crocheters to create a red winter hat with a tassel on the end — called the “Melt the ICE hat.” A crocheted version of the red “Melt…

Four out of ten cancer cases can be avoided, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on the eve of World Cancer Day. Citing the findings of a new global analysis, the UN health agency said three cancer types – lung, stomach and cervical cancer – accounted for nearly half of all preventable cancer cases in both men and women, globally.“This is the first global analysis to show how much cancer risk comes from causes we can prevent,” said Dr André Ilbawi, WHO Team Lead for Cancer Control, and author of the study. “By examining patterns across countries and population groups,…

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If you suffer from digestive health issues, incorporate these six daily habits, suggested by a top gastroenterologist, into your everyday life and see the difference.

Before Pete Adler enlisted in the Army, he majored in architecture. Now, after spending 25 years in equipment maintenance and supply, and another 17 years as a civilian employee, Adler is back to his architectural roots. And it’s for a good cause: Building free ramps for his senior and disabled neighbors. Adler began helping his neighbors after the nonprofit project:HOMES gave a presentation at his local Rotary Club. In an interview with Woman’s World, Adler recalls the representative saying: “Too many seniors and disabled individuals need ramps, but they can’t afford them.” That’s when Adler reached out to his clergy so that they could…

                                Movers & Shakers Last month, Ascellus, a behavioral health provider focused on helping injured workers restore their physical and emotional wellbeing, announced the appointment of Nancy Schaefer as vice president of sales and customer activation. Schaefer brings 15 years of workers’ compensation experience to the role. Most recently, she served as senior director of customer implementations for One Call. Prior to her role as senior director, Schaefer held a variety of other leadership positions at One Call across sales, marketing and product management. We…