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  • Cover tile: SPORTS / SOCCER. 3.5x and longer lives.
    Soccer

    Soccer injuries: knees, heads, and what the trials found

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a soccer match. Photo: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Dean Johnson, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain. In the news · July 2026 A case-control study reported in JAMA Neurology compared amateur players who headed the ball with those who did not. Heading was followed by short-lived rises in two brain-injury blood proteins, S100B…

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  • Cover tile: NUTRITION / MINERALS. 350 under a 420 target.
    Minerals

    Magnesium food sources, and the limit that sits below the target

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: spices, seeds and nuts at a market in Darjeeling, India. Photo: Vyacheslav Argenberg, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. In the news · July 2026 A meta-analysis pooled 78 randomized trials with 5,226 participants. Magnesium supplements produced small changes, such as systolic blood pressure down 2.5 mmHg and fasting glucose down 3.6 mg/dL,…

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  • Cover tile: NUTRITION / MINERALS. 50% more, same result.
    Minerals

    Iron food sources, and why a daily dose absorbs less

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: crystals of iron(II) sulfate heptahydrate, a compound used in iron supplements. Photo: Benjah-bmm27, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain. In the news · July 2026 A prospective, non-randomised study at a Mexican hospital followed 171 women with iron deficiency anaemia taking iron daily or every other day. Both schedules improved haemoglobin over three months,…

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  • Dark title card reading 46% were rated stable, on bridges that collapsed from scour
    Infrastructure Risk | Transport Networks

    What a bridge rated ‘poor’ is actually telling you

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    File photo: a raised bascule bridge on 12th Street in Chicago, in an early-1900s photograph. Photo: Detroit Publishing Company, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain. In the news · September 2026 In early September 2026 the DuSable Lake Shore Drive bridge in Chicago stuck in the raised position for over four hours because heat caused thermal…

    Read More What a bridge rated ‘poor’ is actually telling youContinue

  • Dark cover tile reading SPORTS / AMERICAN FOOTBALL, then 10.93 became 2.04, over a note on concussions per 1,000 kickoff plays before and after a rule change.
    American Football

    American Football Injuries: What Gets Hurt, and the Rule Change That Worked

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    Half of football injuries are to the lower limb, the risk is concentrated in games and on one play type, and moving a line five yards cut concussions on that play by four-fifths.

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  • Dark cover tile reading SPORTS / BASKETBALL, then 1/3 as many sprains, over a note on a randomised trial of lace-up ankle braces in high school basketball.
    Basketball

    Basketball Injuries: Ankles, Knees, and the Two Things That Work

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    Ankles first and knees second, plus two of the best-tested precautions in team sport — a randomised trial of lace-up braces and a warm-up whose benefit depends almost entirely on actually doing it.

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  • Dark cover tile reading SPORTS / BASEBALL, then 45 became 2, over a note on sliding injuries across matched seasons on standard and breakaway bases.
    Baseball

    Baseball Injuries: What Gets Hurt, and the Schedule That Decides It

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    Baseball has one of the lowest injury rates in college sport, and one specific arm problem that the rate hides entirely. What the evidence says about volume, fatigue and the two precautions that have been tested.

    Read More Baseball Injuries: What Gets Hurt, and the Schedule That Decides ItContinue

  • Dark cover tile reading 70%+ end in default, over a subtitle about US debt collection lawsuits resolved by default judgment for the plaintiff.
    Debt and Credit | Financial Risk

    Courts Resolve More Than Seventy Per Cent of Debt Suits Without a Defence. Fewer Than One Defendant in Ten Has a Lawyer.

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    In This Series: Personal Finance & Investing Why Most Stock Investors Lose Money: What the Evidence Actually Shows Options and Futures: Where Retail Money Actually Goes Two Retirees, the Same Returns, Only One Runs Out. The Difference Is the Order. Deposit Insurance Stops at $250,000. Since 2008, Uninsured Depositors Have Actually Lost Money in Six…

    Read More Courts Resolve More Than Seventy Per Cent of Debt Suits Without a Defence. Fewer Than One Defendant in Ten Has a Lawyer.Continue

  • Dark cover tile reading $1,678 vs $3,300, over a subtitle about the median cash forfeiture across 24 states and the estimated cost of contesting one.
    Law and Governance | Political and Geopolitical Risk

    The Median Forfeiture Is $1,678. A Lawyer to Contest It Costs About Twice That.

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    In This Series: Personal Finance & Investing Why Most Stock Investors Lose Money: What the Evidence Actually Shows Options and Futures: Where Retail Money Actually Goes Two Retirees, the Same Returns, Only One Runs Out. The Difference Is the Order. Deposit Insurance Stops at $250,000. Since 2008, Uninsured Depositors Have Actually Lost Money in Six…

    Read More The Median Forfeiture Is $1,678. A Lawyer to Contest It Costs About Twice That.Continue

  • Dark cover tile reading NUTRITION / MINERALS, then 1% once, then nothing, over a note that bone density gain from calcium appears in year one and then stops.
    Minerals

    Calcium: Food Sources, Bone Density, and What the Trials Found

    BySeung Hyoun Kim September 14, 2026October 2, 2026

    Calcium per measured tablespoon, why absorption falls as the dose rises, and why 59 trials found a one per cent bone density gain that appears in year one and then stops.

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