Everyone gets angry sometimes, but not everyone shows it. Some people are better than others at hiding their anger, but it slips out in other ways. Maybe you’ve noticed strange habits in someone you know, or even in yourself. These little behaviors can be easy to miss, but they tell a story. Here are 12...
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More than six decades after the sudden death of Marilyn Monroe, the doctor who carried out her autopsy has spoken publicly with a claim that reopens one of Hollywood’s darkest mysteries. Monroe, the world’s most recognizable blonde bombshell of the 1950s and early 1960s, was only 36 when she was discovered lifeless in her Los...
A spinal tumor refers to the growth of an abnormal mass of cells surrounding or within your spinal column or cord. For the majority of spinal tumor removals, the surgeons cut through the neck or back to gain access to the spine. However, a breakthrough spinal surgery has recently proven successful. The spinal tumor was...
A viral video recently uploaded by Dr. Paulien Moyaert walks viewers through what ends a person’s life in advanced cancer. The four-minute animation shows cancer spreading, blocking organs, starving the body, and weakening the immune system. It explains that when tumors colonize essential organs, they can no longer do their job. In the lungs, for...
Dementia is often treated as unavoidable, yet research has revealed that many cases are linked to risks that people can change. In 2024, for example, the Lancet Commission estimated that 45% of dementia cases could be “delayed or reduced” by addressing modifiable risks across life. While that percentage does not guarantee immunity, it does indicate...
The traditional career path is becoming less common. In the past, people could work hard, climb the ranks of their profession, and retire with a good pension. Today, careers are much more complicated. Between frozen salaries, a lack of quality jobs available, and fear of being replaced by AI, there’s the rising cost of living....
Why do some people attract cruelty while others seem to move through life untouched by it? Researchers who study aggression and social dynamics have spent decades trying to understand what makes someone a target. The answers aren’t always comfortable to hear because they often involve traits we consider our best. Mean people don’t target others...
One injection every 13 weeks can bring real relief to someone who cannot risk pregnancy. For decades, Depo-Provera offered that simplicity, and many patients built their lives around it. Now it faces a wave of lawsuits alleging a link to intracranial meningiomas, a usually benign brain tumor. Courts are consolidating claims, while scientists and regulators...
On December 20, 2025, Blue Origin made history by sending the first wheelchair bound person into space. Blue Origin completed the NS-37 mission successfully, launching a team of 6 crew members aboard their rocket, New Shepard. The crew included members: Joey Hyde, Michaela (Michi) Benthaus, Adonis Pourouslis, Jason Stansell, Neal Milc,h and Hans Koenigsmann. The...
The Golden Globes usually deliver fashion, awkward jokes, and moments that fade by morning, but this year felt different. When Mark Ruffalo spoke on the red carpet, his words went from Hollywood chatter into national politics almost instantly. Within hours, the White House responded directly, turning a celebrity interview into a full political clash. The...
A heartbreaking story of a dog in Wuhan who waited on the Yangtze Bridge, following its owner’s death, has captured the hearts of many people in China. The dog waited for 4 days on the Yangtze Bridge after the owner reportedly jumped from the bridge to his death. The incident occurred in late May and...
Dozens of major cities around the world face a future underwater. Rising seas and sinking land threaten to push coastlines inland, flooding neighborhoods that millions of people call home. Climate Central, a nonprofit research organization, has mapped these cities at risk using data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s 6th Assessment Report, completed in...