The contentious use of antipsychotic medications in dementia care
Many long-term care facilities turn to antipsychotics to manage agitation in dementia patients, despite associated risks.
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Many long-term care facilities turn to antipsychotics to manage agitation in dementia patients, despite associated risks.
NPR reveals honorable mentions for the 2026 Student Podcast Challenge, showcasing exceptional work from middle school and high school students nationwide.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa delivers State of the Nation Address, highlighting economic gains and warning of drought risk.
U.S. military forces withdraw from Iraq, marking a significant shift in the country's sovereignty.
US President Donald Trump announces a voluntary accord with top tech firms to self-regulate AI development, amid concerns over the technology's risks and impact.
Zimbabwe and South Africa explore $500 million dam project to address Limpopo's water scarcity
A US federal law ensures colleges investigate and protect students from sexual assault
Zimbabwe's Seed Co-op Africa launches climate-resilient SW9104 wheat variety, yielding up to 10.5 tonnes per hectare, as government outlines six pillars for sustainable agriculture.
Manchester City found guilty of breaching financial rules over £830m 'sham' funding scheme
Legendary musician Thomas Mapfumo returns to Zimbabwe after eight years for two private performances worth $1 million.
A Zimbabwe-based startup, Origin Genomics, is working to prove gene-editing embryos is safe for making healthy babies, sparking debate on ethics and risks.
US Supreme Court sides with Trump administration, allowing deportations to countries not listed in removal orders