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A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals a significant increase in ADHD diagnoses among children in the US, with one in nine now diagnosed. The rise, not fully explained by improved awareness and diagnostic tools, may be linked to environmental factors, lifestyle changes, and school assessments. Parents and educators express mixed reactions, while health organizations call for more research to understand the trend and ensure appropriate care for each child.

Former Brown University student, Claudio Neves Valente, suspected in Brown University shooting and MIT professors murder, found dead in New Hampshire storage unit after multi-day manhunt. Investigation continues as many questions remain unanswered.

New Hampshire Republicans Push for Campus Carry Laws: In response to a recent shooting at Brown University, Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are advocating for new laws to protect gun rights on college campuses. State Representative Sam Farrington, a senior at the University of New Hampshire, is leading the charge with his proposed campus carry bill, which would prohibit colleges and universities receiving public funds from regulating firearms or other self-defense tools. The bill aims to reduce the likelihood of similar tragedies by expanding firearm access in public entities.

NASAs PACE Mission: A New Era for Earth Observation - NASA successfully launched its PACE mission, aiming to provide a clearer picture of Earths health. The satellite will study phytoplankton, aerosols, and clouds, offering unprecedented insights into ocean-atmosphere interactions and climate change. After a slight delay, the mission is now in orbit, with all systems functioning as expected.

A new study warns of a nearly tripling of global dementia cases by 2050, with the highest increases expected in North Africa, Middle East, and sub-Saharan Africa. Population growth, aging, and modifiable risk factors like high BMI, blood sugar, alcohol use, and smoking contribute to this rise. Healthcare systems and policymakers must prepare for increased demand for dementia care and support services.

New Study Raises Concerns About Titanium Dioxide in Food: Could Alter Gut Microbiome and Impact Nutrient Absorption

Family of Anthony Previte, a twenty-nine-year-old with a passion for museums, skateboarding, and music, files wrongful death lawsuit against police. Anthony was killed during a mental health crisis standoff, despite officers knowing about his history. The family seeks accountability and emphasizes the importance of considering mental health in police encounters.

Plastic Pollution Leaves Lasting Mark on Earths Geology: A Study from the University of Cambridge reveals that plastic waste is forming new types of rocks, known as plastiglomerates, which are altering the planets rock record and serving as a permanent marker of human civilizations plastic age. This discovery underscores the urgent need to address plastic waste and consider its profound and lasting environmental consequences.