Dr. Paluch conducted a 10-year research study with over 2,000 adults in their 30s and 40s and found that we may not need to get 10,000 steps in a day, but instead, 7,000 may be sufficient.
The doctrine, from 1823, discourages European intervention in the Western Hemisphere; Dr. Young believes President Trump hopes to use this doctrine as a reason to intervene whenever he wants.
In a federally required annual study on seat-belt use, Dr. Knodler finds that, in 2025, 85% of Massachusetts drivers wear seat belts when driving, which is one percentage higher than the year before.
Dr. Paluch says that the requirement for steps per day depends on age as older adults may require less steps (6,000-8,000) per day while younger adults require more (8,000-10,000)
Dr. Randhir reports from his research that no more than 50 tigers are currently present in the country, suggesting the dire need for conservation efforts.
Dr. Rowen writes about Veterans Treatment Courts (VTC), which are specialized courts that offer alternatives to traditional criminal procedures for veterans with substance use and mental health disorders.
Dr. Young says “Repression and austerity go hand-in-hand. Austerity provides a pretense for administrators to cut disfavored programs [and] by speaking out, we are defending the promise of higher education.”