(NAPSI)—Here’s news about education many parents may be glad to learn: More than 1.5 million students are heading back to school this fall with the help of a private educational choice program, a …

Brex reports that setting clear accounts payable goals is crucial for mid-market controllers, linking AP performance to CFO priorities and enhancing cash flow management.

LMNT reports that the fastest way to rehydrate is by consuming water with electrolytes, especially sodium, rather than plain water alone.

3 Day Blinds reports a ranking that reveals homeowners, particularly in the Northeast, are renovating instead of moving, driven by low mortgage rates.

Husky Liners reports that car sickness, affecting many passengers and pets, can be prevented by proper seating, ventilation, and avoiding close-range distractions.

The Daily Yonder reports that eight states are diverting 10% of Rural Health Transformation funds to tech companies for solutions to rural healthcare challenges.

Terminal B reports unchecked shadow AI in workplaces poses security and operational risks, with 69% of organizations facing unauthorized AI tool use, threatening efficiency and employee skills.

Instacart reports a surge in demand for protein and fiber, with searches for "protein" up 12.7% and "fiber" 26.4%, driven by health trends and consumer preferences.

Online SDS reports that language barriers in multilingual workplaces increase injury risks and regulatory violations.

Commonwealth Charter Academy reports evaluating online K-12 schools involves considering your child's learning style, support needs, and accreditation to find the best fit.

NQA USA reports that organizations must prepare for the upcoming ISO 14001:2026 revision, which adds new requirements on climate change, supply chain oversight, and management accountability.

Healthbeat reports a survivor of Legionnaires’ disease shares her painful recovery after the Upper East Side outbreak, which has hospitalized 71 and killed 5.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that Paris is restoring the mythical Bièvre river, once buried in concrete, to enhance green space and biodiversity.

(BPT) - By Kourtney Johnson, RD, LDAmericans aren't getting enough fiber-rich foods. According to Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, "Ninety to ninety-five percent of Americans fall …

(BPT) - Summer vacations, weekend getaways and spontaneous plans are great for making memories, but they can also throw healthy routines off track. As fall approaches, returning to consistent …

Current reports a five-step financial checklist for college freshmen, focusing on crucial tips like opening bank accounts, budgeting, and managing credit.

Grow Therapy reports nearly half of American workers have canceled or cut vacations short due to work stress, with many feeling more anxious before time off.

Bodog reports five ways to revitalize fantasy football leagues, including superflex setups, guillotine leagues, auction drafts, keeper leagues, and last-place punishments.

Grist reports on the "climate hush" in the Democratic Party, suggesting a focus shift away from climate issues may backfire, with polling indicating support for climate discussions could boost candidate appeal.

Zocdoc reports a surge in healthcare appointments post-Labor Day, driven by back-to-school health needs and seasonal care overlaps, requiring proactive scheduling.

Mercury reports that AI adoption is now key in startup economics, affecting founder confidence, funding opportunities, hiring practices, and overall business performance.

(BPT) - The shift into fall often feels like a reset. Cooler mornings, changing leaves, a slower pace. But in many parts of the country, it also signals something less visible, a secondary wildfire …

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(BPT) - By Kourtney Johnson, RD, LDIn the United States, 28.8 million adults live with diabetes, and heart disease is the leading cause of death. Diabetes and heart disease are closely connected, as …

(BPT) - First pregnancies come with a lot of unknowns, but for Kim Strout, everything had been going smoothly. However, that changed when she reached her 35th week of pregnancy."My first pregnancy …