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For those who love to regularly kick start their morning cup of coffee with cinnamon, you're in for some good news. And for those who don’t, here’s something to consider. Science tells us that regular consumption of cinnamon can...
In an exciting first for science and bird lovers alike, researchers have discovered a baby hummingbird using a brilliant and bizarre disguise: it looks just like a dangerous caterpillar. Jay Falk, a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow at the University...
The International Space Station (ISS) is squeaky clean—but that might actually be bad for astronaut health. A surprising new study suggests that the ultra-sterile environment aboard the ISS could be contributing to immune system problems, rashes, and other mysterious...
In a major step forward for medical freedom, Arkansas has passed groundbreaking legislation allowing the sale of ivermectin for human use without a prescription. On Tuesday, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed Senate Bill 189 into law, making ivermectin legally...
In a growing movement to reclaim health through better food choices, the Seed Oil Free Certification is emerging as a game changer. As more Americans wake up to the health risks of industrial seed oils—like soybean, corn, and canola—restaurants...
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a sweeping reorganization of the department, eliminating 10,000 positions in an effort to cut bureaucracy, increase transparency, and return focus to public health priorities. The move, described as...
When I was a teen, hydrogen peroxide was my go-to teeth-whitener, and something I would spray on my hair to get that “sun kissed” look. Years later, you can still find a bottle in my medicine cabinet as an...
Worldwide, more than 50 billion chickens are slaughtered each year and another 305 million hens are used for egg production. In fact, more chickens are killed annually than all other animals combined. Based on the poor conditions that conventionally...
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has issued a sobering alert: three U.S. volcanoes—Kilauea in Hawaii, Mount Spurr in Alaska, and Axial Seamount off the coast of Washington—are showing signs of potential eruption in the coming hours, days, or weeks....
 Japanese Restaurant Chain Apologizes After Rat Found in Miso Soup A popular Japanese restaurant chain, Sukiya, has issued a public apology after a customer found a rat floating in a bowl of miso soup at its Tottori branch. The incident,...