Looking to live somewhere that could maximize your longevity, health, and safety? While picturesque countryside towns, like the fictional Mayberry from “The Andy Griffith Show,” might seem like the ideal choice, research suggests otherwise. A study from the University of…
Imagine this: you’re vacuuming your house, thinking you’re making the air inside cleaner and safer for your family. But did you know that the dust thrown off by your vacuum cleaner actually contains harmful bacteria and mold that could be…
Did you know that radioactivity found in New Hampshire’s streams is linked to a disaster that happened halfway across the world? Yes, you read that right. A recent study conducted by scientists found a doubling of radioactive iodine concentrations in…
Marijuana may be viewed as a relatively harmless drug, but it has the potential to turn deadly. As the conversation around legalizing cannabis continues, it’s essential to explore the risks involved – specifically, the dangers behind the wheel. Research has…
As the temperature begins to rise and the frost of winter melts away, a dangerous health threat lies just around the corner, endangering the lives of one in 20 Americans. Allergic reactions to insect stings, particularly those from the yellow…
Are you looking to get the truth out of someone? It turns out there’s actually a specific time of day when people are more honest and forthcoming with their answers. In this article, we’re going to dive into the science…
In the world of healthcare, a controversial debate has been brewing: should flu shots be mandatory for all healthcare workers? The idea behind this requirement is to help protect patients who may be at risk of complications from the flu.…
An interesting debate has recently sparked the attention of environmentalists, and it involves how much water comes into play when it comes to the making of one-liter bottled water. The International Bottled Water Association boasts that a mere 1.39 liters…
For ages, people have been debating whether money can buy happiness or not. Well, according to researchers in England, being wealthy can make you happier, but only if you have more money than your friends and colleagues. In other words,…
The quest for happiness is a major aspect of modern life, and recent research suggests that parenting may be one of the keys to unlocking greater happiness and purpose. Parents, despite the numerous responsibilities and potential stressors that come with…
It’s fascinating to think about how our emotions can affect our physical movements. Numerous studies have shown that when humans and animals desire something or feel a strong emotion like fear, worry, or love, they tend to move to the…
Diseases spread by infected mosquitoes are a growing problem. Unfortunately, some areas of the United States are potentially excellent breeding grounds for mosquitoes able to bestow illnesses like West Nile fever and chikungunya fever. The problem: Our environment can hamper…