Chernobyl Studies Answer Questions About Radiation And Genetics
It turns out that children born to people who worked at the Chernobyl plant, or worked in the cleanup crews, didn't experience abnormal genetic mutations.
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Study Reveals A Surprising New Natural Painkiller
Some people can reap pain-reducing benefits by sitting outside for a little while and experiencing the sounds of nature.
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The Restaurant Chain Most Would Skip If They Want To Eat Low-Calorie
If you're trying to stay low-calorie, you tend to look for places with a reputation for healthy foods. But this popular restaurant isn't as healthy as it seems.
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The Workout Class People Want To Try Most Might Surprise You
Ever wonder which workout class people want to try the most? We did some scientific research to find out.
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The Real Reason Your Allergies Seem Worse This Year
Many with seasonal allergies have noticed the effects of more pollen, and experts say it's due to the climate's warming trend.
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Your Coffee Cravings May Be Genetic
If you can't handle a day at the office without an espresso, it may not just be a caffeine habit that's to blame: Your genetics could be behind your cravings.
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Can Being Lonely Increase Your Risk Of Cancer?
Being lonely isn't just an emotional feeling — it can change your body physically as well.
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Why Your Doctor Might Measure Your Waistline At Your Next Checkup
New research states that your waist circumference, specifically abdominal obesity, can be an indicator and increase your risk of cardiovascular disease.
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How Much Sunscreen You Can Keep In Your Carry-On, According To The TSA
Unfortunately for travelers, sunscreen still needs to be in containers less than 3.4 fluid ounces if being carried onto an aircraft.
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24% Of People Thought This Unhealthy Drink Was Actually Healthy
Most chemical-packed diet sodas are certainly not the best beverage to be sipping on a regular basis.
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What You Need To Know About Public Toilets
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have found that public restrooms could be increasing airborne disease transmission.
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Can You Get Pregnant When You're Already Pregnant?
Pregnancy is often a huge celebration and a milestone. But imagine the surprise of finding out that you have conceived again while pregnant.
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Survey Reveals How Often Most People Actually Go To The Doctor
Going to the doctor isn't anyone's idea of fun, but getting a regular check up is important at every age. Yet how many people really go to their check ups?
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Prince's Cause Of Death Explained
Five years ago, the world lost a sensational entertainer when the iconic singer Prince was found dead in his Paisley Park home in Minnesota.
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Mike Pence's Heart Procedure Explained
Former Vice President Mike Pence has recently and successfully undergone heart surgery. Here's what happened.
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The Real Reason Allergies Could Be Causing Your Sore Throat
If you find yourself with a raw, irritated throat after mowing the lawn or playing with your friend's adorable new kitten, allergies might be the culprit.
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Here's How Mick Jagger Really Feels About Anti-Vaxxers
Mick Jagger is making it known that he is getting no satisfaction these days when it comes to conspiracy theorists and people choosing not to take the vaccine.
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How Real Is The Risk Of A Blood Clot From The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine?
The CDC and the FDA recommended pausing the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 due to a very rare blood clot. How likely is it that it will really happen?
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Can You Lose Weight Through Exercise Alone?
Exercise is good for a variety of reasons, but can you lose weight through exercise alone?
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Prince Philip's Cause Of Death Explained
Prince Philip had been unwell as of late, and the 99-year-old had been undergoing medical care quite a bit this year.
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The Reason Snacking At Night Could Hurt Your Workday
Munching on something considered "junk food" affects how you'll behave at work the next day.
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New Study Reveals Why Your Doctor May Not Be Taking You Seriously
Imagine that instead of helping you when you visit the doctor, they instead tell you that your pain probably isn't really that bad.
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What You Need To Know About The TikTok 'Benadryl' Challenge
While TikTok might seem fairly harmless to the casual scroller, there's a much darker side to the social media app.
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The Real Reason Your Backyard Birds Could Make You Sick
Last week, the CDC released an investigation notice to the public regarding a recent outbreak of Salmonella found amongst a common type of backyard bird.
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The Third-Leading Cause Of Death In The US In 2020 Is Hardly A Surprise
Heart disease stays consistent as the number one cause of death, but it's not shocking that COVID-19 now rounds out the top three.
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Why A Return To 'Normal' Life May Be Giving You Anxiety
As we get closer to returning to our previously "normal" lifestyles, anxiety of another adjustment is looming.
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What A Medical Conscience Objections Law Really Means
When the governor of Arkansas signed a bill into law that allows for medical conscience objections, there were strong reactions from several concerned groups.
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