Health

According to researchers from Aarhus University, the answer to that question is quite simple: music. Read More

In it, the authors revealed that prolonged inactivity increases one’s risk of dying of cancer by 82%. Read More

A new review of studies reveals that coronavirus antibody tests are far less accurate when used within the first two weeks of COVID-19 symptoms. Read More

Whenever a toilet flushes, all of that swirling water sends tons of tiny water droplets into the air. It’s not something anyone notices very often because it’s happening on a microscopic scale. Read More

An almost unbelievable 25% of NYC households with children admitted that at least one child has dealt with hunger due to COVID-19 related problems finding or paying for food since the pandemic started. Read More

Roughly 150 million Americans drink coffee daily, but consuming the drink frequently (more than five cups a day) can be detrimental to your oral health. Read More

As sleep can be difficult to come by these days with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic plaguing everyone’s sleep patterns, a new study found that sleeping with a spouse, partner, or loved one in bed can help improve an important part of sleep: REM. Read More

There is a rising number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and it’s important to do your part in fighting it. These are 5 things you should do, right now. Read More

Researchers from the University of Leeds determined that the two symptoms – which were labeled the most common signs of the coronavirus by the World Health Organization at the start of the pandemic – as the telltale signs of the virus, along with other symptoms including fatigue, loss of ability to smell, and difficulty breathing. Read More