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Finding a Child’s Voice: Speech Pathologist Erika Abdelaziz-Oum on Communication, Family, and Support
For many parents, questions about speech and communication can bring uncertainty and worry. Is my child developing normally? Should I be concerned? Where do I go for help? For Erika Abdelaziz-Oum, a bilingual speech-language pathologist, the answers begin with understanding families, listening closely, and recognizing that communication is far more

CHINA

Zhao Ziyang’s Five Proposals Terrified the CCP Elite and Sealed His Fate
On May 16, 1989, the five proposals that Zhao Ziyang placed before his Politburo Standing Committee colleagues set off a sequence of events that ended in tanks on the streets of Beijing. Zhao, then the Communist Party's general secretary and China's most senior reform-minded leader, presented those proposals at a

WORLD

Deadly Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak in Congo Becomes Third Largest in History
According to the United Nations, the Ebola outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has lasted only a few weeks, yet the total number of infections has already become the third largest Ebola outbreak in history. To date, World Health Organization (WHO) statistics report more

LIFE

Three People Who Determine Your Happiness in Old Age
As people reach the later stage of life, the most precious thing is not savings accounts or bankbooks, but the people who stay by their side. In old age, if these three kinds of people accompany you, you are destined to have a “fortunate life.” A lifelong partner — growing

WELLNESS

3 Foods Proven to Sharpen Your Memory and Fight Brain Fog
Forgetfulness is often dismissed as an inevitable byproduct of aging or stress, but the brain is an organ like any other: it runs on specific nutrients. Here are three foods backed by research that directly support memory formation and cognitive function, along with practical guidance on how to eat them.

CULTURE

The Story a Film Couldn’t Tell: How Mao’s Campaign Silenced China’s Finest Filmmakers
In 1951, Mao Zedong personally ordered a political campaign that destroyed the careers of the team behind Song of Wu Xun, a celebrated film about a 19th-century beggar who spent his life building free schools for poor children. The film was sealed in a Beijing vault for six decades. When