Teen speaks out after Navy parachutist landed on her at Fleet Week
The teen and mother who were injured two weeks ago by a crash-landing parachutist have spoken out and retained a personal injury law firm. The teen's injuries could be permanent.
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The History of High-Tech Sneaker Cushioning
Whether we're walking on air or gel, we've come a long way since leather and rubber.
Being Stalked Is Terrifying. It's Even Scarier if You're Faceblind
Sadie Dingfelder explores how people who have faceblindness deal with the ultimate nightmare: stalking.
I Was Told I Was Too Fat to Freeze My Eggs
“There’s a problem,” the nurse said. “It’s your BMI.”
How Sara Reardon Became the 'Vagina Whisperer'
Her friends called her that name. Now half a million followers do too.
Subway sued after woman claims company misleads customers about the amount of meat on subs
"Subway materially overstates the amount of meat in its advertisements for the Product by at least 200%," the lawsuit claims.
lawandcrime.com
Mice, neuroscience and the debate around “curing” autism
One of the tools scientists have used in autism research has been lab mice, genetically engineered to display similar behavioural characteristics as some humans with autism. But the value of those experiments, has become the subject of fierce debate amongst neuroscientists. It’s also that debate...
thebigstorypodcast.ca
How consumer rage defines Canadian politics
For our guest, it was a sandwich. For you it might be a box of cereal or a favourite candy bar. It doesn’t matter what it is. What matters is that it makes you mad. There are plenty of signs that things are looking up in terms of affordability: Inflation is down and interest rates...
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Little Bugs Live In Our Eyelashes. Should We Be Concerned?
Most of us have mites living on our faces, including in our eyelashes, but usually they are not a cause for concern.
3D scans reveal secrets of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy's coffin
Experts long wondered how Lady Chenet-aa was placed in her cartonnage.
www.popsci.com
How Long Does Halloween Candy Last?
From Reese’s peanut butter cups to candy corn, here’s how far past Halloween you can enjoy the fruits of all that trick-or-treating labor.
www.eater.com
That’s not blood, it’s a fungus oozing excess juice
Hydnellum peckii, or bleeding tooth fungus, can be found in the forests of North America and Europe.
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NBA Star Kevin Love Says Fatherhood 'Has Shifted My Perspective on Mental Health': 'Taking Care of Myself Is Not Just About Me'
NBA star Kevin Love tells PEOPLE about his plans for how to have conversations about mental health with his new daughter as she grows up, as well as his hopes to continue to work with the NBA to help other players prioritize their mental health: "It’s about leaving the game better than I found it"
7 Poisonous Mushrooms and What Happens if You Eat Them
If you forage for mushrooms, these are some you’ll want to leave in the woods.
Be Kind to Your Gut Now, and the Older You Will Thank You
Experts on the microbiome say aging and gut health are interrelated—and that these eating habits make for better health and longevity.
www.saveur.com
The Definitive Superfood Ranking
It seems like everything in the grocery store is labeled "super." We dove into which foods are actually proven, by science, to be good for you and which ones are all hype.
Standing Desks Aren't Just Useless—They Might Also Be Bad for Your Health
New research shows that prolonged standing at desks doesn’t improve heart health, and may even come with its own risks.
gizmodo.com
The Less Sugar We Get as Babies, the Better Our Health Is Decades Later
Researchers have found that people exposed to less sugar in the womb and as infants are less likely to develop health problems like diabetes decades later.
gizmodo.com
Landmark Study Finds Life-Altering Benefits for Teens a Decade After Weight Loss Surgery
Researchers have found "tremendous long-term outcomes" for teenagers who underwent surgery to treat their severe obesity a decade earlier.
gizmodo.com
An Old Foe Dethrones Covid-19 as the World's Leading Infectious Killer
The WHO's latest report on tuberculosis shows that it's once again the leading cause of death from a single infectious disease.
gizmodo.com
New Antibiotic Hits the Market to Tackle Stubborn UTIs
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Iterum Therapeutics' Orlynvah, the first drug of its kind, which is designed to treat certain UTIs resistant to other drugs.
gizmodo.com
'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria Surge in Florida Floodwaters After Back-to-Back Hurricanes
Florida health officials have warned residents to stay away from floodwaters, following a spike in cases of Vibrio vulnificus infection.
gizmodo.com
Kids Are Ditching Cigarettes and Using Nicotine Pouches Instead
The pouches have become a cause célèbre among anti-regulation conservatives, and a growing number of middle and high school students are using them.
gizmodo.com
Get Cancer, Go Broke: Patients Often Go Bankrupt, Even With Insurance
New research appears to be the first to empirically show that Americans often face financial hardship and bankruptcy after being diagnosed with cancer.
gizmodo.com
Abortion Drug Mifepristone Might Have Unexpected Health Benefits, Study Suggests
New research on flies suggests that mifepristone may extend lifespan by enhancing cells' ability to clear out damaged mitochondria.
gizmodo.com
Creepy Cure: Deadly Spider Venom Tapped for Heart Attack Drug
A clinical trial is set to test whether a protein from the venom of the K’gari funnel web spider can protect hearts during heart attacks and organ donation.
gizmodo.com
Where to Eat in Dakar, Senegal
The best restaurants in Dakar, Senegal are defining the city’s cuisine with thieboudienne, wood-fired grouper, spicy okra stew, and more.
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A Journey to West Africa Traces American Food Back to Its Source
When the duo behind the Houston restaurant Bludorn took a pilgrimage to Senegal, they brought back a new definition of hospitality—and an appreciation for the flavors of home.
www.saveur.com
Our Testers Agree: These Are the Best Srirachas
Can’t get enough Huy Fong? If you love the classic condiment, it’s time to branch out and explore other Thai brands of the best sriracha.
www.saveur.com
12 Ways to Improve Your Circulation for Healthy Blood Flow, According to Doctors
These science-backed habits will help keep heart and vascular disease out of your future.
This is What Your Overactive Brain Needs to Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Hint: Don’t Netflix and chill.
Finally, Retinol Explained in a Totally Comprehensible Way
Everything you need to know about making the ingredient work for your skin.
Parabens Are Not the Problem
Misconstrued data got them canceled—and now we have moldy products to show for it.
Levi Roots cooks up a storm with Robert Bruce for Black History Month!
Levi Roots joined Capital XTRA Breakfast's Robert Bruce and Shayna Marie to cook up a storm for a Caribbean breakfast!
www.capitalxtra.com
Interior Health fined nearly $275K after staff exposed to illicit substance
B.C.’s Interior Health Authority was fined nearly $250,000 after 10 workers were exposed to illicit substances at a hospital in Penticton.
Cancer Research Takes a Leap Thanks to Nobel-Winning MicroRNA Discovery
The Nobel Prize-winning discovery of microRNA has reshaped our understanding of gene regulation. Learn what these tiny molecules mean for cancer research.
www.discovermagazine.com
Type of nut could trigger severe illness if you eat more than seven
Abbey Sharp took to her social media channels claiming 'this is not a drill, folks... so few people know about this, but [eating too many of the nut] can be deadly'.
Maintain a Clean House More Easily With the 'Swish and Swipe' Method
You can maintain the tidiness of your home between cleanings without exerting undue effort. Try this approach, adapted from FlyLady's techniques.
The experts: dentists on 22 quick, easy ways to care for your teeth
When’s the best time to use mouthwash? Are interdental brushes better than floss? And should you scrape your tongue? Here’s the full lowdown on how to avoid decay and protect your gums
Megan Thee Stallion in tears over heartbreaking decision about mom
Speaking about her late mom in her Amazon Prime documentary, Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Own Words, the 29-year-old rapper wiped away tears as she recalled Holly Thomas' sad death.
Are chia seeds healthier than flaxseeds? A dietitian reveals the best pick
While both seeds are great for you, there are some nutritional differences.
today.com
18 High-Protein Snacks That Are Good for Your Gut Health
Protein is required for your organs to function properly. High-protein snacks increase daily protein intake and help improve gut health.
Apples Have Never Tasted So Delicious. Here’s Why
Apple experts divide time into “before Honeycrisp” and “after Honeycrisp,” and apples have never tasted so good
How To Make DIY Instant Noodle Cups
When you’re ready to eat, pour hot water over the top and in a few minutes, lunch is served.
Singer Shanice Wilson Reveals Double Mastectomy After Stage One Tumor Diagnosis - theJasmineBRAND
Singer Shanice Wilson Reveals Double Mastectomy After Stage One Tumor Diagnosis Shanice Wilson opens up about her double mastectomy in a heartfeltthejasminebrand.com
Shanice Reveals She Underwent A Double Mastectomy Three Months Ago
Shanice shares that she had a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with stage one breast cancer.www.vibe.com
'Thank God I Caught It Early': Shanice Undergoes a Double Mastectomy
Singer Shanice Wilson took to social media on Sunday to share a courageous and deeply personal update about her health.blackdoctor.org
R&B Singer Shanice, 51, Diagnosed with Breast Cancer After Skipping Mammograms for 8 Years: 'I Lost My Smile'
R&B singer Shanice revealed that she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double mastectomy after skipping her mammograms for 8 years. She hopes her health journey will encourage others to stay on top of routine screenings.
90s R'n'B singer Shanice, 51, diagnosed with breast cancer
90s R'n'B singer Shanice has revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer this year after skipping mammograms for eight years.
R&B singer Shanice says she was diagnosed with breast cancer after skipping mammogram for 8 years
The Grammy-nominated singer and actress said she underwent a double mastectomy.
www.goodmorningamerica.com
How to Stay Warm Without Power
As tempting as it is, don’t crank your thermostat during a winter storm power outage. Try these tricks instead.
This Is Your Body on Sugar
Excessive consumption of sugar can increase the risk of health problems. Here's what that looks like in the body.
How to Get Rid of Fruit Flies — and Stop Them Before They Appear
Fruit flies are a common kitchen pest. Here’s how you can prevent and eliminate them.
Mom, 27, left with brain injury after shoelace attack in Vegas hotel
Kailee Woods, 27, was viciously attacked outside her Las Vegas hotel room in September. Her sister Kristal Miller told DailyMail.com she suffered a serious brain injury from a lack of oxygen.
A tantalizing childhood cancer discovery
A BC study found infant mice infected with a mild virus don’t develop leukemia. Could this work for humans?
www.vancouverisawesome.com
How to Roast Vegetables (and Let Your Oven Do All the Cooking)
Tonight, the oven’s on dinner duty.
Soy, Oat, Almond, Rice, Coconut, Dairy: Which ‘Milk’ Is Best for Our Health?
Your choice should take into account your overall diet and nutrient requirements.
Running From the Pain
Exercise can be a very effective way to treat depression. So why don’t American doctors prescribe it?
Cold Baths, Cherry Juice and Sleep: The Secret to Staying Fit in Your 40s
Despite aching backs and stiff joints, a growing number of elite athletes are pushing the clock back. We ask the experts how they do it.
After Surviving Heart Disease, A Brain Tumor And Breast Cancer, Terran Lamp Conquered Competitive Bodybuilding | Essence
Despite facing a number of health challenges since birth, she wanted to show what her body could do, "scars and all."
www.essence.com
CDC says walking pneumonia is surging among children. Here’s what to know. - The Boston Globe
Doctors are seeing a concerning uptick in respiratory infections in young children, including the condition known as walking pneumonia, according to federal health officials.
www.bostonglobe.com
Beans Are Good For the Planet, For You and For Your Dinner Table. Here’s How to Cook Them Right.
They’re versatile enough to play a starring or backup role in virtually every part of the meal, too.
When Does the Human Brain Peak? Here's What Scientists Actually Know About Cognitive Decline
If this presidential cycle has unified us on anything, it might be that cognitive decline is a hard thing to talk about. It seems at once fair game to ask about an impossible thing to answer: How well does the brain fair with age?