Curing disease, growing organs, and even teaching organoids to play a computer game are sending seismic waves of hope within the research community as the potential increases exponentially.
Smelling pleasant, or at least not smelling, is the order of the day. New products promising to quell odors all over your body have hit the market, and we need information on them.
The FDA has issued new guidelines for removing PFAS from food packaging after it has proven dangerous for our health.
Research is broadening its attention to dietary supplements and foods to address several disorders, and the latest is for kids with schizotypal personalities.
Tobacco products have been proven to cause various cancers, but new nicotine-containing products are questionable, too.
As we chalk up our birthdays, some of us will be seen as “old,” while others may remain vital and mentally adept as Norman Lear.
Looking good and feeling healthy are two things most of us would agree we want, and we should act to ensure both, but are we safe from unmonitored products?
Singers don’t usually attract a following of swooning, crying, and screaming fans who willingly join something politicians are labeling a “cult,” do they? Frank Sinatra was probably the first to have young female fans paid to faint at his performances, and Elvis Presley received more tossed undergarments on the stage than anyone has ever counted. And then, of course, […]
Cancer doesn’t grow in a vacuum but has extraordinary abilities to use our body’s nervous system for its growth.
Experts have come out of the woodwork to offer their insights into the true meaning and what body language reveals about someone, but is it cross-cultural or are there other considerations here?