Opinion Written By: Clair Houldsworth , Guest Contributor The world is changing rapidly right now. Long standing alliances between countries have gone array, countries who traditionally don’t spend much on military are reconsidering their priorities, and news of tariffs and changing immigration policies are dominating the headlines. This is all centered around the rapid changes...
Health screenings aren’t just for when something feels off. They help catch issues early, often before symptoms show up. The right tests at the right time can identify risks before they become problems. As each decade brings new health concerns, staying ahead can make all the difference. Think of screenings as a routine check-in for...
There is hardly a topic that is as full of myths and misconceptions as the world of health and wellness. Beliefs and old ‘wives’ tales passed down through generations that are still heavily believed today. Thankfully, researchers have researched many of these beliefs and discovered that many of them don’t actually hold up to medical...
Ever since the famous, whistle-blowing book There’s Lead in Your Lipstick came out, we’ve known that cosmetics can be a large source of chemical exposure for women. Despite that, we haven’t done too much to put pressure on the cosmetics industry to change. In a groundbreaking study conducted in 2016, researchers at UC Berkeley and...
Do you walk into rooms and forget why? Struggle to recall names mid-conversation? We all experience these types of memory lapses, but a surprisingly simple solution awaits just outside your door. The benefits of walking extend far beyond cardiovascular health, with recent research showing us its powerful effects on brain function and memory. The Brain Benefits of...
Dryer sheets are recognized in many households, used to reduce the static on clothing, soften fabric, and leave clothing smelling fresh. As convenient as this all sounds, it turns out that questions have arisen in regards to how safe they are for our health, releasing chemicals during use that may be harmful. The environmental impact...
Artificial intelligence helped diagnose a child after his symptoms stumped doctors for years. Courtney (who didn’t disclose her last name) explained that her son was four years old when the signs began. It was during the COVID-19 lockdown, and the nanny informed Courtney that Alex had to take Motrin every day or he would have...
Every morning, millions of people start their day with a hot cup of coffee or tea. According to one report, tea and coffee are the most consumed beverages around the world after water. Tea originates from Asia and has grown to become a cultural staple in places such as Turkey, China, and the United Kingdom....
In a surprising turn of events, Alphabet, the owner of Google, has dropped its pledge not to use AI for the development of surveillance tools and weapons. Google says that it has updated its ethical guidelines concerning the use of AI as it has the potential to protect national security. The previous policy listed categories...
Beauty knows no borders, and while we love to debate which country has the most attractive men and women, the reality is that there are beautiful people everywhere. What can be true, however, is that people whose origins come from certain places do tend to have a certain look about them that gives away their...
The flower buds of the clove tree (Syzygium aromaticum) are commonly known as the spice called cloves. Not only do cloves add flavor to hot drinks, pot roasts, and cakes, but they also provide a range of health benefits. Cloves have been shown to have antibacterial properties, support liver health, regulate blood sugar, and provide...
As we head deeper into fall and edge ever closer to the winter season, there’s another season that’s also coming: Cold and flu season. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways we can support our immune systems to prevent getting sick. If and when you do, there are also natural ways you can make yourself feel...
