Photo©choreograph/123rf Stroke survivors often face substantial and long-lasting problems with their arms. Both arms often decline together: When one arm is more severely affected by the stroke, the other becomes more difficult to use as well. Compared with a healthy...

Photo©Andriy Popov/123rf In a world where many people are rethinking what they are putting into their bodies, the dialogue surrounding fertility is also changing. More women are looking for natural, body-conscious ways of preventing or achieving pregnancy that...

Gandhi statue at Peace Memorial Park in Sherborn. Photo courtesy Lewis Randa Most people move through life remembering which famous person shares their birthday, and while that can be entertaining, my attention has always turned in another direction. I have found...

March 1: The waxing, nearly full Leo Moon is an animating force of nature. Keep in mind, the Full Worm Moon, now only two days away, will be eclipsed by the Sun. Events just before and after an eclipse can easily and do often go in unplanned directions. Today’s...

Artwork courtesy C. B. Falls It was February 1987 when a four-woman collective hunkered down in the living room of one of its members, desperately grasping at words and names and phrases to christen our new holistic publication in the making. We had been spinning our...

Photo courtesy of Village Enterprise With $48M In Philanthropic Backing, A Division Of USAID Relaunches As A Nonprofit by Thalia Beaty, AP News A division of the U.S. Agency for International Development eliminated by Trump administration cuts last year was reborn...

Photo©kuzma/123rf I was sixteen when my high school expelled me for publishing an underground newspaper opposing the Vietnam War. I’d grown up in a conservative household, campaigned with my dad for Barry Goldwater at thirteen, and could debate politics with the...

Large vigil after ICE Agent kills in Minneapolis. Photo courtesy Chad Davis/Flickr “The Nation” Nominates Minneapolis For The Nobel Peace Prize by The Nation The editors of The Nation magazine are in the process of formally nominating the city of Minneapolis and its...

Photo courtesy video obituary Why Are More Young People Getting Colorectal Cancer? Researchers have identified a number of factors associated with increasing numbers of young people developing colorectal cancer, but there is no one clear answer that explains this...

Photo©lightfieldstudios/123rf I read an article not long ago that talked about a school system in Idaho where they banned the use of cell phones in school. (A long, long overdue move.) The article talked about how amazed the adults were that the library was suddenly...