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Most people who smoke want to quit -- and many have tried, many times.
Scientists encourage you to add a little Brahms to your vitamins.
The world is changing -- how will technology adapt?
Now more than ever it's important to practices self-care.
Universities are shifting classes online, but it's not as easy as it sounds.
Our home has become our office. Is our office sae?
Prevention is key to curbing the number of deaths due to cardiac arrest.
The term ‘superfoods’ might conjure the image of some all-powerful food with special, almost magical abilities. While there isn’t any regulated or scientifically-backed definition for superfoods, in the marketplace a product is promoted to superfood status if it can offer high levels of desirable nutrients. These nutrients may be linked to the prevention of disease […]
Invasive species are one of the most overlooked environmental threats.
Gasoline- and diesel-powered engines dominate on today’s roads. Given our current climate struggles, much ink has been spilled on the emissions they release and how these fit into the larger picture that is climate change. However, how their competition — engines that run on biofuels, electricity, or hydrogen — stack up is still somewhat unclear. […]
It's good news, with a bad twist.
A love story comes to an end.
Uhm, what now?
Another study supports plant-based diets.
It's probably not what you want to hear -- but it's what needs to be done.
There's something very cosmic about these earthly flowers.
Is this the post-milk generation?
Would you consume GMO foods?
This is just adding more salt to the wound.
This could be very important for developing countries.
Employers should be more aware of what food they bring to the workplace.
Want to stay healthy and save the world? Here's how.
A story about metabolism, circadian rhythms, and calories.
2,000 years before the Mongolians conquered Asia and Europe, they conquered dairy-making.
Don't throw your dairy away just yet, though.
Things don't look good, but we can still protect what we have if we take immediate action.
Here's another way we're disrupting wildlife.
Great news from Europe!
There's a bit of science to lavender's magic.
The problem, as it so often happens, lies with the bosses.
Talk about a great use of technology!
Healthy food, healthy body, healthy mind.
The small robot that could.
Specific substances from venom could be useful in devising new treatments.
4 billion years -- how's that for old?
What you need to know before testing your DNA.
We explain some of the most sought-after diets of the year.
It's a long and rocky road, which will require a lot action and a lot of effort, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
The future of shoes might be graphene.
Flies can do so much more than ruin your picnic, new research finds.
Mammograms and chemo save lives, and things can get better.
I don't think you understand the gravity of this.
If she can fit it on a page, why can't you?
Mars may be more porous than we thought.
Don't challenge the hurricanes.
I'll take my chances with it!
Crack open a nutty one.
The abnormal seems to have become normal in the White House.
Shared custody seems to be less taxing than growing up with a single parent.
Perhaps we just give social media too much credit.
