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When a regulator hands an industry a win, the interesting detail is usually what the industry didn’t get. The Professional Publishers Association welcomed the CMA’s publisher conduct requirement on Google Search. It also said fairly plainly that the control being delivered is blunter than the one publishers argued for. The Recommendation That Didn’t Land The […]

For patients who’ve been told they’ve lost bone in the jaw, the takeaway usually arrives fast and discouraging: implants are off the table, dentures are what’s left. A large dataset published in early 2026 hands that assumption a direct, evidence-based rebuttal. The question at the center of it is plain. When bone has to be […]

Twenty percent of U.S. adults report feeling loneliness “a lot of the day yesterday,” according to Gallup’s most recent quarterly data, its highest reading in two years, though still below the pandemic-era peak of 25% recorded in March 2021. That figure, on its own, doesn’t sound directly related to whether someone agrees to couples therapy. […]

Gallup published its 2026 Singapore Workplace Report on 22 June, and the topline number is stark: only 14 per cent of Singapore’s workforce felt engaged at work in 2025. That’s below the Southeast Asian average of 25 per cent and the global average of 20 per cent. Singapore has stagnated at roughly this level since […]

For most of a century, making a denture meant goopy impression trays, plaster models, and a lot of back-and-forth. That workflow is being dismantled with unusual speed, and patients are starting to feel the difference. The shift toward digital dentures is one of the quieter technology stories in health care. It is also one of […]

If you have tried to schedule a roof replacement in the GTA recently and been told the crew is booked for weeks, you have run into the downstream effect of a single brutal statistic. The wait is not a sign of a disorganized contractor; it is a sign of a market under strain. Understanding why […]

One of the cruelest details in disability benefits is the one nobody warns you about until you are living it. Qualifying for SSDI does not mean you get health coverage right away. Most SSDI recipients have to wait two years for Medicare, and at any given time, studies estimate that 1.3 to 1.5 million people […]

Carbon capture has spent a decade as a slide in climate presentations. It is now becoming steel in the ground, and that shift is quietly pulling on a corner of the plate market that has served refineries and gas plants for generations. Capturing carbon dioxide, compressing it, and pumping it underground is an exercise in […]

Australia screens for breast, bowel and cervical cancer, and is rolling out lung cancer screening. Given it leads the world in skin cancer, the obvious question is why there is no national melanoma screening program. The answer is more interesting than it first appears. A major government-funded effort is now working through exactly this question. […]

There’s a piece of infrastructure in Toronto’s flower economy that most people who buy from local shops never think about, but that shapes the freshness, variety, and pricing of almost everything they order. It runs one Saturday a month from May through October, at CAMH on Queen Street West, and this year it returned for […]