When something feels “off” in our bodies, most people don’t start with a doctor’s office. They start with Google.
From late-night stomach pain to mysterious twitching, millions of people turn to search engines every day to ask personal health questions before they ever speak to a medical professional. In many cases, these searches aren’t about rare diseases or dramatic emergencies. They’re about everyday symptoms, common diagnoses, illness outbreaks, and quiet discomforts, making Google an ideal solution for millions looking for a more private and accessible way of finding answers.
Across the United States, a quiet crisis is unfolding in classrooms, playgrounds, and homes. Boys are falling behind their female peers in reading and writing, earning lower grades, and graduating high school at lower rates. They also report lower motivation, weaker emotional regulation, and higher rates of behavioral or developmental concerns.
Soliant, a leading provider of healthcare and education staffing, urges job seekers to stay vigilant against fraudulent job postings and impersonation scams.
There is no reason to be alarmed. However, it is important to always be aware that Soliant representatives will not ask for your personal or your financial information during the recruitment process.
Sign language interpreters play a crucial role in ensuring that deaf and hard-of-hearing students have equal access to education. Their presence is vital in many schools across the country, helping to create an inclusive learning environment for all students.
Our 13th annual list of the Most Beautiful Hospitals in the U.S. comes after nearly 2.4 million votes!
This year, voters set new records in participation and passion—especially for the top two hospitals, each receiving over one million votes.
It was also a year of regional variety and notable returns, with Texas making a strong showing, Illinois landing two spots in the Top 10, and several hospitals reclaiming rankings after multiple years off the list.
Imagine a playground where wheelchair users soar on adaptive swings alongside their peers, where children with sensory sensitivities find peaceful retreats within the joyful chaos, and where young leaders of all abilities naturally collaborate in imaginative play. These aren’t playgrounds of the future—they’re happening right now in exceptional schools across America.
