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    Xbox expands disc-to-digital program to all Series X and One owners●Xbox’s new disc-to-digital program now allows all Xbox Series X and Xbox One owners to obtain digital licenses for suppoMmastodonCultureGaming16 h ago

    Microsoft has broadened its Xbox disc-to-digital program so that all Xbox Series X and Xbox One owners can obtain digital licenses for supported games they already own on physical discs. The move lets players keep playing their disc-based purchases digitally, without needing to keep the disc in the drive, for titles included in the program.

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    Exercise Program Slows Biological Aging in Breast Cancer Survivors▼Exercise Program Supports Better Attention and Slows Biological Aging in Breast Cancer Survivors✉newsScienceBiology8 min ago

    Researchers at UC San Diego report that a structured exercise program improved attention and slowed biological aging markers in breast cancer survivors. The findings, also covered by Medical Xpress, suggest physical activity may counteract some cognitive and cellular effects of cancer treatment. The results are drawing interest from oncologists and patients looking at lifestyle-based supportive care.

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    Smaller spacecraft, harder physics in military space electronics●Smaller spacecraft, harder physics: The electronics tradeoffs shaping military space systems✉newsSciencePhysics9 min ago

    Military space programs face mounting engineering tradeoffs as satellites shrink. Miniaturized spacecraft must pack radiation-hardened electronics, power and thermal controls into far smaller volumes, forcing designers to weigh performance against survivability in a harsher radiation environment. Industry coverage argues that these physics-driven constraints are now shaping how defense space systems are built and procured.

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    Study finds BC e-bike rebates boosted travel, health and savings●"A new study of British Columbia’s e-bike rebate program found that the benefits went far beyond getting people out of cMmastodonEnvironmentClimate116 h ago

    A new study of British Columbia's e-bike rebate program found the benefits went beyond getting drivers out of their cars. After about a year, rebate recipients were traveling more, spending less on transportation and getting more physical activity, with some of the largest gains reported among groups the program hoped to reach. The findings are being shared as evidence that e-bike subsidies can deliver broader public health and affordability benefits alongside emissions cuts.

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    Purdue University Northwest Marks Exercise is Medicine Month▼October is Exercise is Medicine® Month at Purdue University Northwest✉newsHealthMedicine5 h ago

    Purdue University Northwest is observing October as Exercise is Medicine® Month, a campus initiative highlighting the role of physical activity in health and disease prevention. The program encourages students and staff to treat exercise as part of medical care, with events and resources promoting movement as a form of medicine throughout the month.

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    Kids can earn a bike by getting active in free health program▼Free Institute for Public Health program helps kids get active, earn a bike✉newsHealth9 h ago

    A free program run by the Institute for Public Health is encouraging children to stay physically active, with participants earning a bike as a reward. The initiative, covered by KSAT, aims to promote exercise and healthy habits among kids while giving families a hands-on incentive to keep children moving.

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    Fitness Meets the Fight for Breast Cancer Awareness●Fitness meets the fight: Breast cancer awareness✉newsHealthFitness10 h ago

    Fitness communities and programs are joining breast cancer awareness efforts, combining exercise events and wellness activities with fundraising and education about the disease. The initiative highlights how gyms and trainers use group fitness to support patients, survivors, and research, tying physical health to a cause that affects millions worldwide.