Lucie Morris-Marr, an award-winning journalist and author of Processed, was living a full life when she received a devastating stage-four bowel cancer diagnosis. This journey taught her how what we eat can have serious long-term impacts. She began questioning the bacon sandwich and other foods she had trusted for years. Her story shows how small...
The recent discovery of a Mesoamerican fertility site deep inside a remote cave in Guerrero, Mexico, has captivated archaeologists worldwide. Located in the Tlayócoc Cave high in the mountains, this site contains artifacts linked to fertility rituals practiced over 500 years ago. The cave’s near-inaccessibility helped preserve its contents in remarkable condition, offering a rare glimpse into the spiritual life of a little-known Mesoamerican culture. This find sheds new light on ancient ceremonial traditions, the sacred role of caves,...
Butter is a staple in many households and has been for generations. It has many diverse uses and is typically used as a bread spread, as well as for baking and cooking. Many of your grandma’s favorite recipes more than likely require a fair dose of butter. However, new research has revealed some concerning information...
Inflation has become a topic of daily conversation, as everyone feels the impact of rising prices and the cost of living increases. Fortunately, recent data suggests that inflation has slowed in previous months, driven mainly by falling grocery and gas prices. But there’s a twist: new tariffs might soon reverse these gains, sparking more price...
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....
Mesothelioma is a cancer that begins as a growth of cells in the mesothelium, a layer of tissue covering organs. This occurs when the DNA of mesothelial cells changes, resulting in the rapid growth of cancerous cells. The biggest risk factor for the development of mesothelioma is exposure to asbestos. Asbestos fibers are very strong...
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...
Utilizing new techniques and advances in technology, scientists have world out that the universe is 13.7 billion years old. That is truly an inconceivably long amount of time. Many people assume that it will simply go on forever. However, while we aren’t in any immediate threat, researchers believe the universe will end much sooner than...
Orlando may be known for its theme parks and sunshine, but behind the palm trees lies a harsher reality, it ranks among the top 10 least affordable cities for rent in the U.S. According to a 2025 report, residents are now spending over 30% of their income just to keep a roof over their heads....
Endometriosis is a chronic, inflammatory condition that is neither fully understood nor easy to diagnose. People with this condition can go undiagnosed for years, seeking one doctor after another for their symptoms. Unfortunately, many finally hear the answer after surgery — one of the most invasive ways to receive a diagnosis. Fortunately, the Royal Australian...
A new Spanish wine study is looking for 10,000 volunteers to drink wine every day for four years. Sounds like a dream, right? But scientists aren’t just having fun- they want to figure out how daily wine affects heart health and overall wellbeing. The research focuses on middle-aged adults at risk of heart disease, aiming...
It can often be quite difficult to get a good night’s rest. Maybe you had a stressful day that is affecting your ability to sleep, or you are a particularly light sleeper. There are a number of reasons that people often turn to using sleep medications to help them get better rest. However, a group...