Texas Star Pharmacy in Plano, Texas, plays a vital role in community health by helping individuals prevent illness before it begins. Seasonal influenza remains a persistent public health challenge, contributing to avoidable hospitalizations, missed workdays, and increased strain on healthcare systems each year.

Vaccination remains the most reliable method…

In recent decades, the use of microscope magnification and microscopic instruments in dentistry has been increasing to elevate the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment of intraoral tissues.

The early and significant detection of diseases such as tooth decay, gum and jawbone infections, before traditional methods like dentists’ visual control by…

When Andrew Jacono sat next to a classmate with a cleft lip and palate on his school bus, he witnessed something that would define his career. Other children teased the girl relentlessly, avoiding her because of her facial deformity. After she underwent reconstructive surgery, everything changed. Classmates suddenly saw…

In 2004, Alexander Eastman, a surgical resident at Parkland Memorial Hospital, brought an unusual idea to the Dallas Police Department. At first, it sounded unsafe. It sounded impractical. To some, it sounded like something that simply would not work.

Eastman had spent countless hours in Parkland’s trauma bays, watching patients…

Dr. Michael Johnson brings decades of experience in holistic healthcare to the evolving science of neuroplasticity, an area that is reshaping how clinicians understand healing and recovery. His work reflects a growing recognition that the brain is not a fixed structure but a dynamic system capable of adaptation…

In healthcare, complexity can easily obscure meaning. Scientific progress moves quickly, but public understanding often struggles to keep pace. People are overwhelmed with information, while the topics that matter most to their well-being become harder to communicate clearly.

Making healthcare science meaningful requires helping people understand what scientific progress actually…

Arizona State University (ASU) has reached a significant milestone in its research trajectory, surpassing $1 billion in annual research expenditures for the first time, according to the 2024 National Science Foundation Higher Education Research and Development (HERD) survey. This places ASU among the top 4 percent of research institutions…

When people hear about autism support, they often think about young children in therapy rooms. In reality, support does not stop at childhood. Autism affects people throughout their entire lives, and the kind of help someone needs changes as they grow. This is where Applied Behavior Analysis, often called…

The front line in modern counter-trafficking is no longer defined by a single border crossing or an isolated maritime corridor. It exists within the noise itself.

For decades, the public narrative surrounding counternarcotics and transnational crime focused on familiar imagery: speedboats, concealed compartments, remote airstrips. Those methods still exist. However,…

Deciding whether to pursue a private or commercial pilot certificate involves understanding the distinct responsibilities, training demands, and privileges tied to each. A private pilot certificate caters to personal and recreational flying, while a commercial one paves the way for professional aviation careers. Prospective pilots must weigh factors like…

A research team at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has developed AlphaJet, an artificial intelligence framework capable of autonomously designing fighter aircraft configurations through advanced optimization algorithms.

The research team, led by Boris Kriuk, has demonstrated that AI can systematically explore and optimize fighter jet designs…

The resurgence of nuclear energy in the United States is no longer a theoretical discussion. It is a practical response to a complex reality: the country needs reliable, scalable power, and it needs it now. Nuclear energy, with its carbon-free baseload capacity, is an essential part of that equation….

The best way to change the future is to change the way people are being taught today. Brian Gestring, a forensic scientist and consultant with 4n6Services LLC, asks forensic academic programs the simple question, “If you could change one thing to make forensic science better, what would it…

Clinical psychology continues to embrace methods that merge scientific research with therapeutic practice. This integrated approach enables a deeper and more responsive understanding of mental health care. Rather than remaining in silos, clinicians and researchers are encouraged to collaborate, resulting in more effective treatments that are grounded in empirical…

Human attachment is often approached as a function of choice and emotional reciprocity. Yet some of the most intoxicating relational experiences emerge not from stability but from psychological upheaval. When two individuals encounter each other during periods of acute grief or emotional fragmentation, the nervous system becomes exquisitely vulnerable….

Hazim Gaber, a professional writer and editorial consultant, explores how professional writers today work in an environment shaped by technology, rapid content cycles, shifting client needs, and constant adaptation. With so many platforms available to assist with planning, drafting, editing, research, and revision, many writers question how to…