6 Common Misconceptions About Endometriosis
There’s a lot of confusion about endometriosis symptoms, treatment, and other basics. We spoke to a specialist to set the record straight.
There’s a lot of confusion about endometriosis symptoms, treatment, and other basics. We spoke to a specialist to set the record straight.
Apart from being the feline equivalent of a fancy mustache, what are cat whiskers for? As it turns out, multiple things.
“Cut to the chase” is a slightly friendlier way of telling someone to get to the point, but old Hollywood filmmakers meant it literally.
Are you making doll clothing after every wash? Here's how to prevent the dreaded shrinkage in your laundry piles.
If you're a human of average size, taking a bath isn't always as relaxing as it sounds—especially when your legs are sticking halfway out of the water. The problem? Bathtubs are too small. But why?
As far as dog toys go, tennis balls aren’t exactly the safest kind. Here are the risks (and how to avoid them).
Empathy’s definition originally described the relationship between humans and objects. Now, it’s much less straightforward.
Deserts either want to broil you alive or force you to put on layers. It's a fascinating ecological condition with a simple explanation.
It wasn't a product of your young imagination: Chalky, white dog poop really was everywhere in the 1970s and '80s. Here's why it went away.
Having a person stand at attention at the entrance to a store makes shoppers feel welcome, but there's also a financial benefit for retailers.
They collect dirt, grime, snow, and assorted gunk. They stain. So why do car manufacturers insist on carpeting floors?
Honey can spend years in a pantry without spoiling because bees are very diligent when it comes to food safety.
Millions of people treat slippery surfaces with rock salt, but it can wind up doing your driveway a lot more harm than good.
The design of public restrooms guarantees you'll never be all that comfortable. Blame Frank Lloyd Wright.
The peculiar mounds of ice that 'erupt' with water are popping up near the Great Lakes and as far away as Kazakhstan.
This particular car safety feature isn’t so your passengers can wordlessly convey that they think you’re a reckless driver.
White collar jobs are purportedly better paying and more respectable than blue collar jobs—here’s how that came to be.
When you have a great idea, do you copyright, trademark, or patent it? Well, it all depends on what kind of idea it is.
Potholes are the bane of drivers everywhere. Unfortunately, not much can be done to prevent them from forming.
A hissing or noisy throne is usually an easy fix if you know what to look for. Here's how to stop a running toilet.
Nor’easters have earned their reputation for wreaking havoc on land. But what qualifies a storm as a nor’easter?
If you call a buzzard a vulture in the UK, be prepared to get some strange looks. There is a difference between the two birds of prey.
Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose. Their true mission is actually pretty clever.
This confounding cat behavior is mostly because our furry friends love warm spots and attention from you.