PostsCommentsPayoutsworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 5 days agoPregnancy complications are linked to higher rates of heart disease, diabetes and kidney disease later in life, according to a study of 1.4 million womenPostnatal care consultation Image source Pregnancy can indicate health risks that persist after birth, yet complications often remain unaccounted for in subsequent preventive care. A recently conductedworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 6 days ago U.S. Adds Just 29,000 Jobs in September, Down From 133,000 in AugustSource: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, September 2026 Employment Situation. August's figure was revised to +133,000; September's initial estimate was +29,000. According to the latest report, U.S. jobworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 12 days agoScientists Grew Human Brain Tissue Inside Mice, And It Connected to Their Nervous SystemsDorsal views of mouse brains showing control, apallial and human-organoid-engrafted (XCX) mice. The XCX mice developed extensive human-derived cortical tissue following transplantation of human corticalworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 12 days agoThey Sold Bottled British Air for £80: When Even Air Became a CommodityImage Credit: ITV News Back in 2016, one British company was selling bottled air. Yes, actual air. Aethaer, founded by British entrepreneur Leo De Watts, collected air from rural parts of Britain and soldworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 15 days agoThe U.S. Government Seized a $1.7 Million Mansion Through Civil Forfeiture, Now It's Headed for AuctionA six-bedroom, four-bathroom Brownsville mansion with a pool house will soon be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The home was once owned by a Mexican drug trafficker named Juan de Dios Gomez-Gonzalez,worlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 18 days agoAstronauts Show Measurable Bone Changes After Just 3-5 Days in Space, Study FindsAstronauts exercise in microgravity to help counter changes to muscles and bones during spaceflight. Space missions have an impact on human physiology. Image credit: [ESA] Space missions have an impactworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 25 days agoA new wild cat species has been formally identified in Bolivia for the first time in more than 100 years.Image Credit: Current Biology Scientists have confirmed that a small spotty cat species discovered in cloud forests of Bolivia is new to science. This new cat species is called Leopardus tilcayo or theworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • last monthAs of 2026, HIV Can Be Treated So Effectively That It Cannot Be Sexually TransmittedImage Credit: Live Science HIV no longer represents the death sentence it formerly did. For a good part of its early days, diagnosing someone with HIV was terrifying. Without any treatment available, theworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • last monthThe U.S. Still Has Millions of Job Openings, But Hiring Has Slowed Dramatically Since 2021 (BLS)Source: BLS JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) Note: 2005–2025 annual averages; Jul 2026 is the latest monthly rate. There are still 7.3 million job openings available in the United States.worlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • last monthA Wild Horse Returns: Przewalski’s Horse Foal Born in Kazakhstan After 200 YearsNewborn Przewalski’s horse foal with mother. Image Credit: Flora and Fauna The birth of a Przewalski’s horse for the first time in more than 200 years in central Kazakhstan makes history. The foal wasworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 2 months agoMenopause May Change Almost Every System in the Body, Study of 300 Million Lab Tests SuggestsAn analysis of 300 million lab test results obtained from more than a million women suggests that menopause could be having more extensive impact on the body than previously thought. The study, titledworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 2 months agoThrowing It Away Doesn’t Make It Disappear: 70+ Years Later, Love Canal’s Toxic Waste Is Still Being Monitored1950s: normal-looking development Love Canal, Niagara Falls, Ny by Andy Levin. Image Credit: Science Source Prints Whenever we purchase or lease a real estate property, we hardly think about what liesworlddigestjrnl (35)in World Digest Journal • 2 months agoToo Much Sitting Is Linked to Faster Brain Aging - Even Among People Who ExerciseHigher sedentary behaviour is linked to greater neurodegeneration and poorer cognitive outcomes in older adults, even among those who are physically active. Image credit: Magnific Many people believe that
