Simon & Schuster Hachette UK Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD BYU Senhu Wang Dr Daisy Fancourt Hei Wan (Karen) Mak *HAVING HOBBIES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER DEPPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN OLDER ADULTS* From Dr Jess Bone Hei Wan (Karen) Mak Taiji Noguchi Jacques Wels: A review spanning sixteen countries and five longitudinal studies of older adults (N = 93,263) found that having a hobby is associated

Simon & Schuster Hachette UK Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD BYU Senhu Wang Dr Daisy Fancourt Hei Wan (Karen) Mak Dr Jess Bone Taiji Noguchi Jacques Wels *PARTICIPATING IN ARTS ACTIVITIES IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED SOCIAL SUPPORT AND LESS ANTISOCIAL/ CRIMINALIZED BEHAVIOR AMONG ADOLESCENTS* From Dr Jess Bone Dr Daisy Fancourt Meg E. Fluharty Feifei Bu Jill Sonke Social Biobehavioural Research Group @UCL_BSC @ufcam: A longitudinal study of adolescents

Simon & Schuster Hachette UK Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD BYU Senhu Wang Dr Daisy Fancourt Hei Wan (Karen) Mak Dr Jess Bone Taiji Noguchi Jacques Wels Feifei Bu Social Biobehavioural Research Group UF Center for Arts in Medicine *PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS PREVENTS 13,000 CASES OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASE INCLUDING TYPE 2 DIABETES AND DEPRESSION * From Exeter Med School James Grellier Mathew P. White Sian de Bell Oscar Brousse Lewis R Elliott Lora E Fleming Clare Heaviside Charles Simpson Tim

Simon & Schuster Hachette UK Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD BYU Senhu Wang Dr Daisy Fancourt Hei Wan (Karen) Mak Dr Jess Bone Taiji Noguchi Jacques Wels Feifei Bu Social Biobehavioural Research Group UF Center for Arts in Medicine Exeter Med School Sian de Bell Oscar Brousse Clare Heaviside *PLAYING ACTIVE SPORTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LIFE EXPECTANCY GAINS OF UP TO 10 YEARS* From Peter Schnohr James H O'Keefe Andreas Holtermann Carl J Lavie Peter Lange Gorm Boje Jensen Jacob Louis Marott A study following adults (n= 8517) for 25 years, compared with sedentary

all my tweets are about wearing nice little outfits — fair wages to buy nice outfits — housing to store those outfits — free healthcare so you can wear outfits — dealing with climate change so you can wear cool jackets — walkable cities so people can admire your outfits

Brief explainer for overseas friends about what the Supreme Court of the United States did today in overturning what is called the Chevron deference, and why it really matters for issues of climate and global health. We’ve really mucked it up again for everyone. 🧵

NYC was home to the first Arabic-speaking community in the U.S. It was called "Little Syria," home of the country's first Arabic newspaper and frequented by Kahlil Gibran. A new tour by Asad أسد 🗽🍎 unearths some of the enclave's forgotten history. gothamist.com/news/manhattan…

this is local journalism

Disabled people are more likely to die in climate disasters. For Mother Jones, I reported on how agencies in the US should really be working with local Centers for Independent Living to help disabled people when disaster strikes. motherjones.com/environment/20…

Residents of a mobile home park in Orange are facing a 43% rent hike — and have until next week to convince the town's Rent Control Board the increase is not fair. Sarah Robertson reports with Montague Reporter theshoestring.org/2024/07/09/ora…

Years' worth of old articles have disappeared from the Daily Hampshire Gazette's website. The paper's publisher says the problem will be fixed, but as more media moves online, our collective vulnerability to "digital decay" grows. Melanie Duronio reports: theshoestring.org/2024/07/15/mis…

People often react to descriptions of Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower by saying they’re afraid of it. So I want to say I found it grounding and sane-making. The narrator’s relentless hope for a better life and world and how she works to make it happen is even inspiring.

Carpenter Media Group’s vision for the future of the Everett Herald isn’t pretty. What we’re hearing in negotiations is “double your productivity with half the staff.” Yet the company's starting wage offer is still less than $20.

tired: promoting gross unnecessary consumerism on Amazon prime day wired: subscribing to your local newspaper/independent magazine/public radio station/High Country News instead

Hi, editors. I’m a huge gymnastics fan and also a journalist. As you prepare articles about Team USA and USA Gymnastics these next few weeks, if you’re looking for someone to fact-check, I’m your gal. [email protected] 🤸🏽‍♂️

I wrote something for The Guardian about the Sun Valley conference, sometimes called "summer camp for billionaires," and how the wealthiest among us are no longer a source for style inspiration. theguardian.com/fashion/articl…

I talked to several meme academics & political shitposters alike about why Kamala-brat-coconut-tree memes have caught fire + how we can contextualize the precarious power of political memes jess rauchberg, phd alex 🐀 ryan Alex Turvy techcrunch.com/2024/07/23/the…

Update on the famous East Village Starbucks: It turns out that their landlord offered a lease extension for them to stay at *the exact same rent* but they didn't accept. So the management lied about a rent hike. They left because the staff unionized. curbed.com/article/astor-…

Never date someone just for their body. Intros, conclusions, and section transitions matter.

Not my local library telling people to unsubscribe and stop paying for newspapers 🫥 Especially after the brutal layoffs we just went through at the Everett Herald...