Cheat Days: Are They a Good Idea?

Medicine & Technology Jan 12, 2024

Having cheat days or cheat meals involves granting oneself planned permissions to temporarily break diet restrictions. Read to learn more.

Plastic Chemicals Accounted For $249 Billion Health Care Costs in Just 2018, Study Reveals

Jan 11, 2024

PDBE flame retardants alone were found to account for $159 billion in health care costs in 2018. Read to learn more.

Top 2 Killer Diseases in America Could Be Treated With a Single Drug

Jan 11, 2024

A biomedical engineer suggests that a single treatment may potentially work on cardiovascular disease and cancer, which are the top two killer diseases in America. Read to learn more.

Parents' Facial Expressions May Be the Reason Why Kids Refuse To Eat Their Vegetables, Study Suggests

Jan 11, 2024

A study from Aston University reveals that parents' negative facial expressions impact children's vegetable acceptance. Read the article for more details.

Why Parents Should Buy Seats for Infants During Flights? Expert Explains Risk of Placing Babies on Laps

Jan 11, 2024

Parents are encouraged to buy a separate seat for their infants during flights. Continue reading to learn why.

Ancient Human DNA Unveils Surprising Origins of Multiple Sclerosis, Height Disparities, and Migration Legacy in Europe

Jan 11, 2024

DNA analysis on ancient bones and teeth unveiled insights into the origins of diseases, migration impact, and height differences in modern Europeans. Continue reading to learn more.

Blood Test Used for Noninvasive Monitoring of Gene Expression in the Brain [Study]

Jan 11, 2024

A specialized blood vessel can now be used to monitor gene expressions in the brain. Continue reading to learn how it does.

Genetic Sensor That Glows When It Detects Critical Changes in RNA Could Accelerate Research To Combat Diseases

Jan 11, 2024

Researchers have developed a breakthrough genetic sensor that lights up when it detects RNA modification. Continue reading to learn more.

World’s First Multiscope Allows Health Scan at Home; BeamO Measures Core Vitals Obtained During Medical Visits

Jan 11, 2024

Multiscope named BeamO gives detailed readings of heart and lung health at home in less than a minute. Learn more about this device in this article.

Stool Odor: What Makes Poop Smell Bad?

Jan 11, 2024

It is normal for poop to smell bad, but what exactly makes it stinky? Read to find out.

Level Up Your Skincare Game with These Top Modern Treatments

Jan 10, 2024

Popular facial treatments are the use of Botox or fillers to reduce fine lines and to add definition to the face. But thanks to the advancement of technology, there are various non-invasive skincare treatments that can bring back your youthful glow.

Anti-Aging Scheme? Biohacker Shells Out $2 Million Yearly To Reverse Age, Launches Mirroring 'Self-Experimentation Study' For $999

Jan 10, 2024

Bryan Johnson spends $2 million a year in order to reverse his biological age; and now, he has launched Project Blueprint to invite others to experience his regimen. Read to learn more.

Why Vegans, Vegetarians Have Lower Risk of Contracting COVID-19? Benefits of Plant-Based Diet Explained

Jan 10, 2024

A plant-based diet contributes to a healthy immune system, which is one of the reasons vegans and vegetarians are unlikely to develop COVID-19. Continue reading to learn more.

Headless Chicken Mike: How Did a Rooster Survive 18 Months After Getting Beheaded?

Jan 10, 2024

In 1945, a Wyandotte chicken got beheaded but went on to survive for 18 months. Find out how it was possible in this article.

Nearly 1,000 Chemicals That Promote Breast Cancer Found in Daily Consumer Products [Study]

Jan 10, 2024

Tons of chemicals that contribute to the development of breast cancer have been found in daily consumer products, medications and workplaces. Continue reading to learn more.