Well here’s one story we hope to never actually see in bookstores. Recently, anonymous Imgur user RunOnSentence spoke to the souls of adults everywhere by uploading a rewritten version of Dr. Seuss’ coming-of-age tale Oh, the Places You’ll Go! The … Read More »
The Question: How can I tell if I have restless leg syndrome? The Answer: No matter how hard you may try, there are just some nights where the quality of your sleep is downright pitiful. But if tossing and turning … Read More »
Whether you want workout tips or you’re just looking for a little motivation, there’s no doubt that Instagram is great spot for fitness lovers. It’s full of yogis, trainers, and people who just want to document their fitness journeys. But … Read More »
Older adults – particularly if they are struggling to make ends meet – are at high risk of illness and emotional disorders, the effects of which can be greatly reduced by pet ownership. A pet provides companionship to an older … Read More »
A study that successfully differentiated patients with pancreatic cancer from those with another pancreatic disease using a new biomarker, could lead to a blood test that detects pancreatic cancer early enough for curative surgery to be feasible. If pancreatic cancer … Read More »
Joern Pollex via Getty Images Cyclosporiasis, a stomach illness linked to food or water contaminated with the cyclospora parasite — which is transmitted through infected feces — hit Texas this week, sickening 42 people. A total of 54 have been … Read More »
If you’ve taken a yoga class before, the instructor probably had you move into Utkatasana — the chair pose. Chair pose certainly burns — it works your quads, hamstrings and core all at once — but if you’re ready to … Read More »
Rising numbers of malaria deaths in Guinea have “greatly exceeded” the total number of deaths caused by Ebola, a new report finds, which suggests that the Ebola epidemic may have led to 74,000 extra untreated cases of malaria in the … Read More »
Hot weather can be extremely pleasant and relaxing, but it also comes with its dangers. Sometimes, the human body is unable to handle exposure to extreme heat and maintain the stable core temperature essential for normal bodily functioning. The hotter … Read More »
DNA analysis of genetic material from a 40,000-year-old Romanian human jawbone – one of the oldest known modern human bones found in Europe – reveals the individual’s DNA was between 6% and 9% Neanderthal. The 40,000-year-old Oase jawbone found in … Read More »