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The Narwhal reports Canada will offer free access to national parks this summer, promoting outdoor enjoyment while emphasizing wildlife protection.

Charlie Health reports that summer intensifies body image concerns and eating disorders, especially among young people and social media users.

GoodRx reports nearly 30% of men struggle with erectile dysfunction, yet only 14% seek treatment, citing cost, stigma, and side effects as barriers.

The Markup and CalMatters report on stopping data trackers from leaking health data, highlighting ways to block trackers and protect privacy online.

Top Nutrition Coaching examined the history of dietetics and nutrition, as well as the skills and areas of expertise of dietitians and nutritionists.

Charlie Health reports rising temperatures worsen mental health, increasing risk of anxiety, depression, and suicide, especially among vulnerable groups.

Airedale reports that 70% of Americans are comfortable with data centers nearby, highlighting public support for sustainable development.

Hone Health breaks down how making small but strategic tweaks to your health can help you live a longer, healthier life.

Rula relates that stigma often keeps men from getting the help they need to improve their emotional well-being.

Trauma Services reports hoarding disorder is rising, driven by trauma and stress, especially since the pandemic, requiring compassion and support for recovery.

Heimdal reports AI enhances identity theft, making fake IDs easier to create using social media photos, escalating fraud risks for everyone.

Floodlight reports support for renewable energy is declining as fossil fuel interests rise, with bipartisan decreases noted since 2020.

Floodlight reports on the impact of dark roofing lobbyists in Tennessee, potentially increasing urban heat and energy costs.

GoodRx reveals just how inadequate and restrictive prescription insurance coverage has become.

Wysa explains why chatbot support is gaining ground as Gen Z turns to AI for mental health support and what users need to know.

Knowable Magazine reports on how harnessing the heater to attract pollinators may have first happened more than 300 million years ago, before the grand explosion of diversity in pollinating insects—before butterflies, before bees—and before the dramatic rise of flowering plants.