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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to shape the way we live, work, and interact with one another. While many countries have made progress through vaccinations and updated treatments, the virus itself remains active and constantly evolving. Recently, health officials identified a new COVID-19 variant called NB.1.8.1, adding fresh challenges to an already complex public health landscape....

Kyla Dawn

Kyla Dawn

Lifestyle Writer

The topic of self-pleasure at work might sound strange, but Nadia Bokody openly says it’s helped her manage stress. Nadia, the former global editor of the website SheSaid, revealed that she sometimes takes masturbation breaks during the workday. She explained that instead of reaching for coffee when overwhelmed, she chooses something that instantly helps her...

Raven Fon

Raven Fon

Relationships & Sociology Expert

You’ve probably seen those incredible Ozempic (semaglutide) before-and-after photos flooding your social media feeds. People are losing weight fast with serious transformations. But there’s something nobody’s talking about in those posts. While the pounds are melting off their bodies, something else is happening to their faces. And it’s not what you’d expect. Doctors are calling it “Ozempic mouth,” and it’s aging people’s...

Catherine Vercuiel

Catherine Vercuiel

Wellness Journalist

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Your Olive Oil Might Be Fake – Here’s How You Can Tell

There are so many choices and various brands to choose from when searching for olive oil.  Choosing the right olive oil can be overwhelming with even fraudulent products lurking on store shelves. From mislabeled blends to sub-par quality oils, being able to discern its quality is a must. Here are some tips to help you…

Zain Ebrahim

Zain Ebrahim

Science Enthusiast

Bananas Are Healthy, But There Are Some People Who May Need to Avoid Them.

Bananas are one of the most popular fruits in the world. With their bright yellow peel and sweet, creamy taste, they’re a favorite for breakfast, snacks, and even desserts. This fruit, which is technically a berry, is a tropical fruit that grows in bunches on large tree-like herbaceous plants. They’re packed with important nutrients like…

Zain Ebrahim

Zain Ebrahim

Science Enthusiast

7 Possible Benefits of Taking a Daily Turmeric-Ginger Shot

Turmeric has been having a moment – and a fairly long one, at that. Having been used for hundreds of years in eastern and Ayurvedic medicine, the western world has caught onto its impressive health properties. Now, it seems like every health food store, organic market, and coffee shop are offering turmeric-based products and drinks…

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Health & Wellness Journalist

10 Surprising Health Benefits of Baking Soda You Should Know

Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, is a popular cooking agent available in kitchens across. It is renowned for adding a light, fluffy texture to baked goods like cookies or cakes. This is because it has leavening properties, which is inducing a chemical reaction in the dough, producing carbon dioxide, causing it to rise.  Baking soda…

Zain Ebrahim

Zain Ebrahim

Science Enthusiast

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Scientists Discover Cause of Lupus and Possible Way to Reverse It

The word “lupus” is derived from the latin word meaning “wolf”. This is most likely due to the visible and “wolf” looking skin lesions. Lupus is a mysterious and complex disease with the exact causes remaining unknown. For ages, lupus has plagued humanity, as far back as the era of Hippocrates (around 460-375 BC) who…

Zain Ebrahim

Zain Ebrahim

Science Enthusiast

Exploring Reports of Tooth Issues Linked to Ozempic Use

Ozempic is a drug that is prescribed to treat people diagnosed with diabetes. However, many people have been taking it for other “off-label” purposes, such as for weight loss. Yet, this drug has proven to be linked to a range of ever-growing side effects. The newest reported phenomenon that has health care experts concerned is…

Bruce Abrahamse

Bruce Abrahamse

Health & Wellness Journalist

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Scientists Discover Cause of Lupus and Possible Way to Reverse It

The word “lupus” is derived from the latin word meaning “wolf”. This is most likely due to the visible and “wolf” looking skin lesions. Lupus is a mysterious and complex disease with the exact causes remaining unknown. For ages, lupus has plagued humanity, as far back as the era of Hippocrates (around 460-375 BC) who…

Zain Ebrahim

Zain Ebrahim

Science Enthusiast

FDA Approves First-Ever Blood Test to Diagnose Alzheimer’s

The American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just given the go-ahead for a new blood test that diagnoses Alzheimer’s disease. Known as the Lumipulse test, this breakthrough diagnostic tool will allow patients to be diagnosed in the early stages when treatment is most effective. The Alzheimer’s blood test is capable of determining the presence…

Bruce Abrahamse

Bruce Abrahamse

Health & Wellness Journalist

Move

Man Who Visited Every Country Without Flying Names the Worst Spot

Thor Pedersen, a Danish adventurer, embarked on an extraordinary journey to visit every country in the world without flying. Starting in 2013, he aimed to complete this feat in four years, but unforeseen challenges extended his voyage to nearly a decade. Throughout his travels, Pedersen relied on ground and sea transportation, navigating through diverse terrains…

Raven Fon

Raven Fon

Relationships & Sociology Expert

14 Countries Changing Entry Rules for U.S. Passport Holders in 2025

Travel can get tricky when entry requirements shift, and the U.S. passport new entry rules can certainly be classified as “tricky.” In 2025, several countries are updating their rules for travelers holding U.S. passports. Whether it’s visa changes, health mandates, or new document demands, staying informed is key. These changes affect how Americans plan trips,…

Raven Fon

Raven Fon

Relationships & Sociology Expert

The #1 Heart-Saving Exercise, According to a Cardiologist

Your heart is a muscle that needs regular movement to stay strong. This doesn’t mean hitting the gym or paying for pricey classes. Heart doctors say walking is the best exercise for heart health. It’s simple and free, and you can do it almost anywhere. Research shows brisk movements cut heart disease risk by 24%. You…

Catherine Vercuiel

Catherine Vercuiel

Wellness Journalist