How Do Placebos Work?
There's a very real reason why your grandmother’s chicken soup makes you feel better when you're sick.
There's a very real reason why your grandmother’s chicken soup makes you feel better when you're sick.
Age 2 is too early to graduate to a new seat.
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More than half of Americans never wear sunscreen. Follow these tips to easily incorporate it into your daily routine.
Lucky Charms doesn't make the cut.
If you have no idea what we're talking about, go brush your teeth and chug some orange juice.
A global analysis of 28 million people found that alcohol in any amount isn't good for you.
This discovery could have life-saving applications.
"Cape does not enable user to fly."
If you are sick or injured, the treatment isn't usually in your kitchen pantry—despite what your grandmother may have told you.
Looking to relocate? You might want to give this a read first.
You don't need it in your toothpaste or croissant.
If you don't rinse your produce, it's time to start.
But instead of eating brains, it kills mutated cells.
They’re more common than ever.
Accepting what you're feeling may be healthier than resisting it.
Who decides when our food is unsafe, and what happens next?
Don't throw them out just yet!
Load up on tissues. Allergies are here to stay.
A landmark study looked at 1.2 million subjects to find out how much exercise is enough for your overall well-being.
Before you brush today, consider this: Poop is just the beginning of what could possibly be hanging out on your toothbrush.