Health
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Boosting caffeine intake could reduce diabetes risk, study finds
To learn why researchers believe coffee could bring big benefits to some, click the article below. (iStock) Welcome to the…
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How to Avoid Loose Skin After Weight Loss? Follow These Tips
You’ve struggled to lose weight, and you succeeded. But one problem remains, and it’s the loose skin that’s usually…
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Eyedrops tainted with drug-resistant bacteria linked to 2 more deaths, additional vision loss cases
U.S. officials are reporting two more deaths and additional cases of vision loss linked to eyedrops tainted with a drug-resistant…
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For peanut allergy prevention, study suggests babies can be fed diluted peanut butter at early age
Introducing peanut butter to babies as young as 4 months could dramatically reduce the rate of peanut allergies in infants,…
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DNA from Beethoven’s hair reveals new details into his cause of death centuries later: study
A genetic study conducted on locks of Ludwig van Beethoven’s hair revealed more details about the composer’s death at a…
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Frightening new fungus ‘candida auris’: What is it? Who is susceptible?
Cases of a potentially deadly fungus have risen to an alarming rate — sparking a warning from the Centers for…
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Fentanyl is even deadlier when mixed with xylazine (or ‘tranq’): What you must know now
Most people have heard of fentanyl, the synthetic opioid that’s 50 times stronger than heroin and is largely responsible for…
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Is Parkinson’s disease, ‘world’s fastest growing brain disease,’ mostly preventable? Study offers clues
Researchers warn that a colorless chemical known as trichloroethylene (TCE) — which has been used to dry-clean clothes, degrease metals and…
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FDA approves lab-grown ‘GOOD Meat’ chicken product, second such authorization in US
Spring chicken! Watch this boy transform himself Young Cale Martin of Missouri decided to make a costume out of a…
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Chemicals in water and household objects could reduce chances of pregnancy, live births: new study
For women who are struggling to conceive, chemicals could be the culprit — that’s according to a new study published…
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