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Many people undergoing chemotherapy experience a frustrating side effect often called “chemo brain.” These cognitive changes can include trouble concentrating, memory problems, and difficulty juggling multiple tasks. According to researchers, as many as 80% of chemotherapy patients experience some degree of cancer-related cognitive impairment. Now, a Phase II clinical trial suggests that two relatively simple interventions, exercise and low-dose ibuprofen, may help reduce some of these cognitive challenges. The study was published in CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society. Exercise and Ibuprofen Put to the Test Scientists have long known that both physical activity and anti-inflammatory medications…

Another key question was answered toward the end of part three — are Wilson and Batula in love?  “We are not using the word love right now,” Wilson said as Batula chimed in, “So early.” Wilson added, “It’s been two months, three months.”  Wilson said that he was “very much committed to this relationship,” as Cohen also asked if they could be falling in love. Batula clarified that that’s partly why they took a risk in pursuing their romance.  “That’s the conversations that we’ve had. That’s the reason that I’ve waited,” Batula said as some of her Summer House co-stars…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., dodged a series of questions Tuesday about abuse allegations facing Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, offering no response when Fox News Digital asked whether he believed the women accusing the candidate of misconduct.As Sanders waited for an elevator at the Capitol, Fox News Digital asked whether he believed the allegations against Platner, whom the senator has previously campaigned for and continues to support. Sanders did not respond.THE GROWING LIST OF CONTROVERSIES THREATENING DEMOCRAT GRAHAM PLATNER’S MAINE SENATE BID Sen. Bernie Sanders and Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner…

“Morning Joe” has noticed that President Donald Trump keeps snoozing and losing.The president once again appeared to fall asleep in embarrassing circumstances, taking a personal timeout to nap during the Knicks’ loss to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Monday.About 20,000 screaming (and booing) fans in Madison Square Garden weren’t enough to keep him awake.“There is footage,” said Jonathan Lemire, who began referring to a New York Post clip.“He did not fall asleep,” Brzezinski interrupted. “He did not shut down New York and disrupt this game to fall asleep at it.”Lemire continued: “The New…

June 9, 2026, 4:25 p.m. ETMaine’s primary ballot is crowded with members of political dynasties.Angus King III, left, a son of Senator Angus King, and Joe Baldacci, the brother of former Gov. John Baldacci.This election season in Maine has been dominated by a self-proclaimed outsider, the Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, who points to his lack of political connections. But elsewhere on the ballot, candidates hail from some of the state’s best-known political families.Angus King III, a son of Senator Angus King, is running for governor as a Democrat. Hannah Pingree, another Democrat in the governor’s race, is the daughter…

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The financing required to build resilient water and sanitation systems continues to leave governments overburdened with debt repayments, excessive borrowing costs, and illicit financial flows. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPSOpinion by Mavis Owusu-GyamfiTuesday, June 09, 2026Inter Press Service Somewhere in Africa today, a woman will spend more than 30 minutes collecting water that may make her and her children sick. At the same time, her government will face severe fiscal constraints that will limit its ability to provide clean water, among other basic services. This injustice sits at the heart of Africa’s development challenge. And, with a strong “El Niño” climate cyclecurrently…

A new AWS report found AI adoption is accelerating rapidly in the U.K., with nearly two-thirds of organizations now using the tech. Yet while adoption is widespread, transformation through AI is uneven, and only a small percentage have reached the advanced stage (where AI forms part of core business processes and decision-making).In this Q&A, Alison Kay, vice president and managing director for the U.K. and Ireland at AWS, discusses the report’s findings and how businesses in the U.K. (and beyond) can adapt to make the most of AI.What stood out to you as the key findings from AWS’s latest AI…

This type of water workout is safe for most people, no matter your fitness level or age, says Ruest. However, it’s always best to check with your doctor first, especially if you have any health conditions, she adds. The International Fitness Association (IFA) recommends that people with compromised respiratory functions, severe low blood pressure, bladder or vaginal infections, any infectious diseases, chlorination allergies, or open or unhealed wounds avoid aqua workouts. Additionally, if you’re nervous being in the water or fear drowning, IFA recommends avoiding water workouts. If you cannot swim or are not a strong swimmer, be sure to…

Justice says a judging panel is now in the process of picking 10 finalists from 65 teams that have been exploring health foods, lifestyle interventions, digital trackers, and drug compounds.  Sinclair’s team, Justice says, was a late entrant to the contest, but like all teams, it would be required to move into wider human tests starting this year. “You have to be ready and in trials,” she says. The race to harness the reprogramming phenomenon and apply it to living people is heating up, even outside the XPrize competition. On June 2, a startup called NewLimit, founded by the crypto…