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Made Trade rounded up a list of sustainable home decor trends in 2025 that offer dozens of creative options for holiday gift-giving.

The LA Post shares insights from a recent USC study that revealed that exposure to air pollution can harm children’s learning and memory.

The RealReal examined reports from the Harvard Business Review and other sources to explore why some shoppers want to buy sustainably but struggle to follow through. 

Insurify examines the effects residents who live in communities without flood insurance face in times of crisis.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to see which states have seen the biggest declines in senior health, using data from the CDC.

Death Records examined data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to understand and explain the evolution in causes of death in America.

Blueprint examines the effects of financial stress on mental health, plus tips to tackle it ahead of the holiday season.

Grist explains why the way people eat and dispose of food plays a huge role in humanity’s growing methane problem.

Truck Parking Club mapped Geological Survey data to see which U.S. counties have the most land area at risk of landslides and detailed their impact.

STD Testing Clinics examined news reports, academic research, and government data to explain why STI rates in the United States are on the rise.

Top Nutrition Coaching analyzed scientific studies and news coverage to see how our understanding of gut-brain interactions has changed over time.

Stacker consulted research from Yale Medical School and the World Health Organization to find how SARS-CoV-2 has evolved since 2020. 

Boatzon looked at the economic and environmental importance of the 10 largest lakes in the U.S. Lake sizes and locations are based on Census data.

The Hechinger Report covers a SUNY New Paltz initiative to turn classes into living labs that combine instruction with efforts to improve sustainability on campus.

Ro explores the relationship between fiber and weight loss, six high-fiber foods for weight loss, and how incorporating these items into your diet can support your goals.

The RealReal examined data from the Environmental Protection Agency and the United Nations to explore the impact of fast fashion.

Hospital Care Compare used AMN Healthcare survey data to identify what hospital nurses are planning for the future of their careers as burnout persists.

ADHD Advisor used scientific, peer-reviewed research studies to investigate the impacts of media multitasking on attention and memory.

The Daily Yonder compares the potential effects of each of the 2024 presidential candidates’ visions for rural America.

Ro breaks down the details and effectiveness of the best prescription weight loss pills.

Drinking enough water? To help you stay hydrated without having to guzzle an ocean, Live It Up found five other ways to meet your fluid needs.

Hims reports on the U.S. states with the most access to reproductive health resources for men.

Grist dives into the effects of heavy rains on the aging pipes of Boston and NYC, plus how each city plans to solve the problem.

Substance Use Treatment Facilities examined data from SAMHSA and other sources to see how teen drug use varies by state and how much it’s changed.

To help consumers navigate their options, Doctors and Clinicians analyzed KFF data and other resources to break down common types of insurance plans.

Ro shares what to know about losing weight with supplements and the best research-backed supplements to boost metabolism.

The Daily Yonder reports on a data-driven disaster tool exhibiting a “bias” against rural communities.

Truck Parking Club compiled information from the Department of Energy to illustrate EV regulations and support in states across the nation.

Machinery Partner mapped the quantity of compost per capita in each state using data collected by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Ro shares insights from research about the effects of caffeine on erectile dysfunction.

With recent advances in AI, Medical Technology Schools analyzed news reports and academic research to explore the evolving world of robotic surgeries.

Counseling Schools compiled tips from various sources for staying grounded when discussing heated topics such as politics with loved ones.

Burnout is still sky-high, so why aren’t employees using their mental health benefits? Wysa looked at data from Gallup and EBRI to understand why.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to examine Census Bureau data related to the aging population and the number of centenarians in the U.S.

Hers examines the weight-loss injectables market across the U.S.

Charlie Health shares insights about the link between divorce and mental and physical health, plus tips for coping with well-being after separation.

Grist reports on a new type of concrete made from discarded shells to trap water, therefore combating both floods and food waste in urban gardens.

What are ultra-processed foods and how do they impact our long-term health? Top Nutrition Coaching analyzed resources from leading health clinics to explain the risks.

QMedic examined data from the Genworth Cost of Care Survey and the NCAL to determine the cost of senior assisted living in different states.

Reasons to be Cheerful examines how permeable pavement could help cities across the United States improve their stormwater resilience.

Vivian Health shares 11 tips to add mental health and wellness practices into the daily routines of healthcare professionals.

Counseling Schools examined peer-reviewed research and data from WHO and the American Psychological Association to understand the impact of ageism.

Guava Health shares insights from new research about Hashimoto’s and related thyroid diseases.

Hers ranks the states where senior citizens are most at risk when it comes to mental health.

The RealReal used data from Textile Exchange to explore the far-reaching prevalence of polyester, including in the fast fashion industry.

Guava Health explores the accuracy of fitness trackers by Fitbit, Garmin, Apple, Oura, and Withings.

Grist reports on how, as global temperatures rise and seasons shift, bees and other pollinators are missing critical connections with flowers and crops.

Do you know how much caffeine is in the drink you just bought? Top Nutrition Coaching crunched the numbers to illustrate the reality under the lid.

King commissioned a poll of 2,000 US adults to dig deep into their gardening habits, including unusual methods they employ to help their gardens thrive.

Tile compiled research to take a closer look at the causes of executive dysfunction and how people dealing with it can manage its effects.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that cities around the world are trying everything from reflective paint to underground water channels to manage the hotter days ahead.

Rula explains how to cope when you find yourself in a funk.

Hone Health explains what doctors and dietitians are saying about popular anti-obesity drugs and what they can and can’t do to minimize the munchies.

SD Bullion researched the role of silver in reducing carbon pollution as part of the green economy’s sustainable initiatives using various sources.

LawnStarter ranked the U.S. counties with the highest flood risk this year.

Nursing Homes used Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data to determine which state’s skilled nursing facilities bring in the highest revenue per bed.

The 19th reports on the rising temperatures in classrooms that translate to dehydrated, exhausted kids and teachers who have to focus on heat safety instead of instruction.

CounselingSchools.com examines the mental health crisis in America, how school counselors are boosting mental health and what more can be done to support them in their mission.

Hers looks at four data sets to rank U.S. states from worst to best when it comes to accessible healthcare.

Doctors and Clinicians analyzed academic research and news reports to see how medical debt is contributing to personal bankruptcies in America.

Hospital Care Compare dove into government data, public health research, and news coverage to investigate the reasons behind rural doctor shortages.

From ditching fast fashion to buying used, The RealReal compiled five tips for sustainable fashion that won’t hurt the environment—or your wallet.

Compare Home Health Care Agencies examined data compiled by the DHS GMO to see where in the nation are the most assisted-living facilities per capita.

Hers conducted a study in 2024 to help determine if telehealth has become a back-to-school basic for the collegiate set.

Vivian Health examined payroll data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to see where RNs in long-term care work the longest shifts.

ADHD Advisor investigated age, gender, racial, ethnic, and wealth disparities in ADHD diagnoses, using data from the CDC, medical studies, and news reports.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to see how U.S. dietary guidelines have changed since their establishment in the 1980s.

Charlie Health presents data highlighting common vacation stressors and mental health issues that can arise during time off—plus tips for making the most of a vacation.

Live It Up explored long-term obesity trends in American children and adults, using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The Daily Yonder reports on a new round of federal funding and its focus on communities across the country with fewer than 10,000 residents.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to chart the rising maternal age over time, looking into the socioeconomic forces behind later births and the science that makes it possible.

Using data from SAMHSA and academic studies, Ophelia examined disparities in opioid treatment and the ramifications for substance use recovery.

Hers took a look at the nutrition facts of sandwiches, including burgers, at 10 of the largest fast food chains in the country to discover the healthiest and unhealthiest options.

Guava Health explores some of the ways AI is expected to change healthcare and how it is delivered.

U.S. fertility rates are now below replacement levels, according to CDC data. Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to explore this trend.

Hone Health debunks some common testosterone myths and provides some science-backed knowledge.

Grist reports on how economists are seeing a growing link between isolated climate shocks and supply chain disruptions that lead to higher food costs.

Grist reports that both aquaculture and fisheries have environmental and climate impacts and this underscores the need to transform seafood systems to minimize their impact on the planet.

LawnStarter ranks the most hurricane-vulnerable counties in 2024.

Medical Technology Schools reports that with artificial intelligence, pharmaceutical companies can accelerate the drug discovery process, enhance the precision of targeting specific diseases, and significantly reduce the time and cost associated with bringing new medications to the market.

Hone Health determines how the most common symptoms of low testosterone in men can be recognized and what can be done to get help.

Rula provides 7 strategies for discussing professional mental health support with a loved one.

Charlie Health looked at data on how many in-network mental healthcare providers are available for appointments and which states have the best and worst mental healthcare coverage to assess how insurance coverage gaps impact mental healthcare access.

Charlie Health reports on how play affects children’s mental health, including how play is linked with social skills, happiness, rising ADHD rates, and more.

Vivian Health examined Department of Health and Human Services data and other sources to find out how health care workers are making career shifts to avoid burnout. 

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to explore the rising rate of preterm births in the U.S. using Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.

Hers conducted a nationwide survey to see how Americans rate themselves in youthfulness, body positivity, emotional stability, and more.

Foothold Technology analyzed resources from the CMS to see how states are addressing health-related social needs.

Hims surveyed more than 5,000 individuals to determine the five health topics that connect Americans across party lines.

Rula shares tips for breaking the cycle of catastrophic thinking.

The Daily Yonder reports that since the inception of the Inflation Reduction Act, small-scale funding for the Rural Energy for America Program is down, with the greater number of grants going to the largest projects and salaries.

Free NPI Lookup dug into the 2023 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities report to analyze differences in quality of care between states.

Mental Health Facilities looked at data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health and other sources to see how severe depression impacts teenagers. 

Nursing Homes analyzed nursing home inspection data from the CMS to provide an update on the post-COVID-19 challenges to oversight.

Grist reports on legal battles against bottled water companies by consumers hoping to protect themselves from microplastic contamination.

Hone Health reports on the factors responsible for testosterone levels in men and how they are affected by age and lifestyle.

Ophelia used CDC data to map the growing distribution of common medications that prevent opioid overdoses and treat substance use disorders.

Elvish Honey uncovered five lesser-known health benefits of honey using various scientific studies, medical journals, and news coverage.

Giant Freakin Robot reports that NASA discovered 13 strains of a superbug, a multidrug-resistant bacterium, aboard the International Space Station.

In examining POTS, a disorder that affects the autonomic nervous system, which controls bodily functions such as breathing, heart rate and digestion, Guava Health explores why 95% of patients are women.