This day in history: Happy birthday, safety pin!
Today, April 10, marks International Safety Pin Day. It’s the day in 1849 when Walter Hunt, a mechanic from New York, was granted U.S. Patent No. 6,281 for his invention of the dress pin. While […]
Your April 10 AI horoscope: Main character energy with a strict budget
Your daily AI horoscopes The current celestial landscape on April 10, 2026, emphasizes a collective shift toward decisive action and the pursuit of personal goals, according to Google Gemini. Third-person observations of the planetary movements […]
Judy Garland career retrospective: A triumphant tragedy of ambiguity
It’s been 57 years since the tragic death of Judy Garland from of a barbiturate overdose, but few performers in Hollywood history have embodied both dazzling brilliance and profound vulnerability quite like her. Rising to fame as […]
That tattoo you got in 1978 can be removed now. Here’s what seniors need to know before booking
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Or maybe it seemed like a borderline idea even then, and you did it anyway because you were 22 and that was the kind of decision […]
How can eye-tracking technology help with clinical decision-making in autism?
How Technology Aids Clinical Decision-Making According to research, 61% of autism diagnostic centers report wait times of four months or longer, and families often wait much longer to access a qualified diagnostician. These constraints have […]
This day in history: NASA introduces its first astronauts
On April 9, 1959, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) introduced its first group of astronauts to the world. Known as the “Mercury 7,” these seven men were chosen to lead Project Mercury, America’s […]
Your April 9 AI horoscope: The universe said get serious & stop being chaotic
Your daily AI horoscopes The arrival of Mars in its home sign marks a day of high-octane energy and a collective urge to initiate new projects, according to Google Gemini. Third-person analysis of the heavens […]
NJ Sen. Andy Kim on aging, caregiving costs & how families are feeling the toll
Caring for an aging parent is something many families know is coming, but few are truly prepared for when it arrives. In a conversation on the Montclair Pod, Senator Andrew Kim spoke candidly about navigating […]
A school in the cloud built on grandmothers. Would you sign up?
In 1999, a physicist named Sugata Mitra cut a hole in a wall bordering a slum in New Delhi, embedded a computer on the other side of it, and walked away. He expected the machine […]
ADI-R for autism diagnosis: What clinicians should know
The Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) is one of the most widely used and thoroughly researched caregiver interview tools in autism diagnosis. Alongside the ADOS-2, it has long been considered part of the gold-standard diagnostic battery—providing clinicians […]