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Fitness

Pilot Study Finds Grip Strength Gains Associated with Improved Hockey

Following a 12-week supervised grip-strength training program, male professional ice hockey players demonstrated significant increases in grip strength alongside improvements in on-ice shooting accuracy, with changes in grip strength positively associated with changes in shooting accuracy. In an exploratory prospective pilot study published in BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation, researchers investigated whether dominant-hand grip…

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Outdoors

Report finds Vermont is experiencing unprecedented weather extremes – VTDigger

This is the first of two stories on the findings in a new climate assessment. The second story will look at adaptation strategies that the report says could reduce climate risks. 

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Men's Fashion

Ancient Ukrainian Embroidery Finds a New Voice in Etnodim’s “Polyphony” Collection

Ukrainian fashion brand Etnodim has introduced its new collection, “Polyphony,” exploring the connections between musical harmony, natural ecosystems, and traditional Ukrainian embroidery through contemporary clothing design.

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Outdoors

11 Foldable Finds From Lowe’s That Are Great For Camping Trips

In our ever-connected world, there are few things as relaxing as taking a camping trip. Being able to switch off and enjoy some fresh air, the crackling of a fire, and some general peace and quiet can be incredibly energizing. The only stressful part of planning a getaway in nature is finding a way to…

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Cars

Cox Automotive study finds 46% of shoppers are high

Certified pre-owned vehicles are gaining appeal as affordability pressures weigh on new-vehicle demand, but consumer understanding remains a barrier to sales growth.

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Cars

Hyundai’s electric SUV finds some footing, with IONIQ 5 sales topping 33,000 in 2026

The Hyundai IONIQ 5 remains one of America’s most popular EVs outside Tesla, with October sales up 21%.

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Men's Health

Study finds substantial state differences in U.S. men’s health across

Men’s health outcomes varied substantially across U.S. states and racial or ethnic groups in an observational study summarized in the abstract of a BMC Public Health article. Asian men generally reported the highest self-rated health and the lowest mortality, while American Indian or Alaska Native men had some of the lowest life expectancy estimates, falling…

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Books

Survey Finds Book Buyers Split on AI Use

As AI continues to roil the publishing industry, readers are split on how comfortable they are with its use in the books they consume, with more acceptance from younger readers but full disclosure preferred by all, according to a new survey of U.S. book buyers.

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Men's Health

Study finds losing just 80 minutes of sleep can lead to weight gain and slow fat loss

Your gym sessions may be locked-in, and your nutrition may be on point, but if you’re failing to exercise at the appropriate time, you may be stalling your progress toward slimming down. While we’re constantly told that getting enough sleep is an essential part of the weight loss journey, going to bed on time is

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Books

‘A Pair of Aces’ finds power in the most unexpected partnerships: NPR

When the last line is read and you find that it is difficult to extricate yourself from the world that has swallowed you whole, you have found a good novel for yourself. As George Saunders once said, good writing “brings to life the part of us that really believes that we are in this world

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