Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have identified a previously unknown form of cell death that emerges when inflammation and metabolic stress collide — a discovery that could open new avenues for cancer treatment. The findings, published in Cell, describe a mechanism the researchers have named mitoxyperilysis, highlighting the critical role of mitochondria in driving cellular self-destruction under extreme conditions. In many diseases, including infections and cancer, the body simultaneously experiences activation of the innate immune system and a scarcity of nutrients. Until now, these processes were largely studied in isolation. The St. Jude team found that when they…
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Doing your part for the planet will shrink your carbon footprint which most of us aim to do these days, but it can also help you save a bit of cash which is never a bad thing. With gas prices being so crazy and the general cost of living shooting up, we’re all paying closer attention to what we use because of the strain on our wallets. It’s fair to say that things will never go back to the levels they were pre covid/ pre war in Ukraine etc but even if they do improve eventually, making these adjustments to…
Florida, widely known for its tourism industry and booming population, is also a major player in America’s agricultural economy. A new analysis of federal data shows that the state generates $11,295,994,822 in annual agricultural sales, representing 1.9% of total U.S. agricultural value and confirming its crucial role in feeding the region and supporting the national food system. Unlike the grain-dominated Midwest, Florida’s agricultural strength lies in its diversity and climate-driven specialty crops. The state’s most valuable category—nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod—thrives under Florida’s subtropical conditions. In total, crop sales amount to $8.9 billion, while livestock and animal products contribute $2.34…
In a gesture designed to bring both joy and savings to local families this holiday season, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) will give away 200 Christmas trees and LED energy-efficient light strands on Tuesday, December 2, at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade’s Hank Kline Club in Coral Way. The community event, held from 5 to 7 p.m. with the line opening at 4 p.m., aims to support Miami-Dade residents during a time of rising costs while encouraging simple steps toward reduced energy consumption. The first 200 households in line will receive a complimentary five-foot Christmas tree and…
Foreclosures across the United States continue to climb, and Florida once again stands among the hardest-hit states. According to new data from ATTOM, October marked the eighth consecutive month of year-over-year increases in foreclosure activity, with double-digit growth in both starts and completed foreclosures. While the national trend is concerning, Florida’s situation is even more alarming. The Sunshine State reported the highest foreclosure rate in the country, with 1 in every 1,829 housing units receiving a foreclosure filing in October. Florida also recorded the highest number of foreclosure starts—4,136 homeowners who fell 120 days or more behind on payments, triggering…
The Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust (MDEAT) has launched the first-ever Activist Awards, a new initiative designed to honor nonprofit organizations whose work is making a meaningful difference across our communities. From November 18 to 24, Miami-Dade residents were invited to nominate the activists and nonprofit organizations that work every day to improve youth opportunities, expand access to housing, and open doors to economic development. Now, it’s the community’s turn to decide.Public voting is officially open, and each resident may select one organization. All votes are confidential and used solely for verification purposes to ensure the integrity of the process. 📣…
Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) is taking a bold step into the future of education with the launch of a new Verizon Innovative Learning Lab at Hialeah Middle School — a space where virtual reality, robotics, and 3D printing are becoming central tools in the classroom. More than a high-tech room, the lab represents a major shift in how students engage with technology, build real-world skills, and prepare for a rapidly evolving job market. The new lab features virtual reality headsets, programmable robots, 3D printers, Apple iPad minis, gaming laptops, and a wide range of coding tools, giving students access…
Remember when rest used to be a simple thing? You’d finish the day, lie down, and somehow your brain would understand the assignment. Now, even switching off seems like another thing on a to-do list. We schedule relaxation time between errands, put reminders to meditate into our calendars, and track our sleep like data analysts trying to prove productivity in our stillness. Somehow, the act of getting some rest has become one more thing we need to get right rather than something that simply happens. Even our rest has deadlines A culture of optimization has arisen in which we have…
This holiday season, Miami-Dade residents have a chance to bring comfort, joy, and hope to hundreds of shelter animals awaiting a forever home. Miami-Dade County Animal Services and the Miami-Dade Public Library System have officially launched the 5th annual “Presents for Pets” holiday donation drive, running from November 24 through December 31. The initiative encourages the community to donate essential items that help improve the well-being of dogs and cats living in county shelters. With thousands of animals entering the system each year, community involvement plays a crucial role in providing care and emotional support while they wait to be…
Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) has once again been nationally recognized for its commitment to excellence and innovation in electric service. The company received the 2025 ReliabilityOne® National Reliability Award and the Reliability Value Award from PA Consulting, honors that highlight its leadership in reliability, value, and customer-focused innovation across Florida. The recognition comes after a year of outstanding results. FPL serves more than six million customer accounts statewide, achieving service reliability that is 59% better than the national average, while maintaining electric bills significantly below the U.S. average. In 2024, the company recorded its best reliability performance in…