Researchers discovered that the best way to decontaminate N95 masks is by using an electric cooker like an Instant pot or rice cooker. Dry heat effectively kills bacteria without damaging any part of the mask.
Pregnant women usually have stretch marks and generally causes no harm. But sometimes they could signal a medical condition that should not be ignored.
Spirulina has become a popular superfood alongside other microalgae used to make dietary supplements. The superfood is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and other nutritious properties.
The FDA 'Fast Track' designation may not be as safe as people may believe, warns a medical expert. The cost the people may be paying for vaccines may be a permanent alternation in their DNA.
Very little remains known about brain activity during REM sleep. Linking neural activity during REM sleep to eating behaviors reveal the importance of sleep quality and not just quantity.
According to a new study by researchers from Rwanda, a strain of the parasite that causes Malaria is now resistant to artemisinin, one of the main medications against the disease.
Learning a foreign language has various cognitive benefits. However, it's never too late for adults to share in the benefits of learning a second language, especially with modern technology making it easier.
Depression affects millions of people around the world, including Michelle Obama, who recently opened about low-level depression in her new podcast. General treatment of low-level depression comes in three phases.
Research shows that men with toxic masculinity views are more likely to bully and harass others. They are also more at risk of developing depression and suicidal thoughts.
Arsenic is a well-known acute poison that can cause serious health problems like cancer and cardiovascular diseases. A new study claims that prolonged exposure to arsenic in rice-based diets increases the global mortality of premature deaths every year.
Why do obese people struggle to lose weight? Stigmas against obesity caused Canada to update their guidelines so that obesity treatment will no longer shame people but rather focus on the roots of the chronic illness.
A new study shows post-menopausal women were more likely to report severe coronavirus, while women who were taking contraceptive pills were less at risk.