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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 20-Oct-2026 17:17 ET (20-Oct-2026 21:17 GMT/UTC)
How Chinese schools are building more inclusive learning environments for students with diverse needs
ECNU Review of EducationA perspective article explores how inclusive education is being advanced in China through three school-based cases from Shanghai. The study highlights how peer support, professional collaboration, family-school cooperations, and school-wide cultural change can help create more accessible and equitable learning opportunities for students with diverse educational needs.
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For your health — making the switch to healthier fats
Washington University in St. Louis Division of Public Health SciencesChoosing healthy fats is an important part of healthy eating. And that’s actually super, for a lot of reasons. Fats can add flavor and great texture to foods, boosting our enjoyment. They can help us feel fuller longer, so we don’t get too hungry in between meals. And, if we choose certain types of fats, they can do all that — plus be really good for us. The key is knowing which are the “good” healthy fats, which are the “bad” unhealthy fats, and what are the easy ways to choose healthier options when we’re eating out or staying in.
National Lung Transplant Awareness Day to Spotlight Lived Experiences and Critical Patient Education on Friday, Oct. 9, 2026
American Thoracic SocietyHolding on to hope through pulmonary fibrosis
University of Texas Health Science Center at HoustonThe Politecnico di Milano Wind Tunnel turns 25
Politecnico di MilanoResearch and experimentation since 2001 to understand the effects of wind on infrastructure, technology and athletic performance
FDA approves immunotherapy regimen studied by Mayo Clinic for stage 3 colon cancer
Mayo ClinicHouston, we have a mission: VOTE!
University of California - IrvineThey have traveled 17,500 miles per hour, circled the Earth 16 times in a single day, and spacewalked among the stars. But on Oct. 8, former NASA astronauts Danny Olivas and Steve Smith touched down on a very different kind of mission — one they say may be just as critical to the future as any space launch. The pair arrived at UC Irvine as part of Astronauts for America’s national “Vote for Freedom” college tour, bringing a message that blends cosmic wonder with civic urgency to an auditorium packed with students, with less than a month until the Nov. 3 midterm elections.