If You're Under 50, A Gray Ring Around Your Cornea Could Signal Health Troubles
If you live long enough, you'll eventually develop a grayish ring around your eyes, but if you get it before 50, you need to speak to your doctor.
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Archeologists Finally Have Physical Evidence Ancient Romans Were Using Poop For Something You'd Never Expect
For millennia we've had written records of ancient doctors prescribing medicine with poop in it, but until very recently, we've never had the proof.
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Scientists Reconstructed A 1 Million-Year-Old Skull. They Didn't Expect What Happened Next.
Back in the '90s, researchers discovered a fragmented million-year-old human skull in China. Reconstructing it changed our evolutionary assumptions.
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Science Can Explain Why Kids Eat Their Boogers
You've probably seen kids eat their boogers, and the reason why is both quite simple and, perhaps surprisingly, rather harmless -- albeit a bit gross.
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Astronauts Can Lose Their Fingernails In Outer Space. Here's Why
Space travel has been shown to have strange long-term effects on the human body, but more mundane, physical stressors can also cause damage in their own way.
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Scientists Still Can't Explain The Mystery Behind Gen Alpha's Growing 'Epidemic'
There's no denying that Gen Alpha has had it rough, what with COVID and everything else, but scientists are still wondering about this epidemic.
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Not Cataracts, Not Glaucoma: Scientists Say This Eye Condition Is A Quiet Health Warning
When it comes to daily life, vision is the most important sense, so if you see something strange going on with your eye, you should check it out.
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In The '60s, The US Military Secretly Spread Clouds Of Bacteria In New York City Subways
Biological warfare has been an unfortunate part of conflict throughout recent history, with the U.S. military sometimes even testing techniques on the public.
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Giant Panda Poop Led Scientists To A Never-Before-Seen Fungus
Poop can be a rather surprising gold mine when it comes to undiscovered life. Such is the case with this fungus, which may have some important medical uses.
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Scientists Hypothesize The Mystery Behind Why People See Faces On Everyday Objects
If you've ever looked at an electrical outlet and seen a surprised face, you've experienced pareidolia, and scientists don't fully understand it.
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Not Depression, Not Anxiety: Scientists Say This Gen Alpha Epidemic Is Worse Than Ever Before
It's a struggle for everyone lately, not least the kids; but it's not just depression or anxiety that Gen Alpha has to worry about, there's more ...
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Doctors And Scientists Say This Lesser Known Metric Is Important For Your Health
If you're trying to track your health or weight, there are dozens of metrics out there for your to follow, but there's one you may have overlooked.
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Scientists Explain The Reasons Behind The 'Halo Effect'
Humans are smart, but we're still vulnerable to cognitive biases, like believing that just because something looks pretty, it must be high-quality
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The Popular Detox Myth That's Been Debunked By Science
If you've cruised blogs or social media looking for health advice, you've undoubtedly come across a few detoxes, but you might want to reconsider.
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Not Thinking, Not Problem-Solving: Scientists Say This Skill Can Help Promote Good Health
Health is rather holistic, so taking care of the mind can also take care of the body, though it may come as a surprise that this skill is so consequential.
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Scientists Used 'Smart Underwear' To Count Farts. The Results Challenge A Common Assumption
Scientists have been studying farts for years, but their research into this smelly topic has been incomplete. This research, however, plans to change that.
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This American Composer's Brain Is Still Making Music Years After His Death. Here's How (And It's Not AI)
To continue creating music after death seems like an impossible task, but there's one deceased composer that's found an interesting workaround.
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Scientists Say These Ancient Teeth Can Explain Why Humans Are So Hesitant To Eat Bugs
Bugs are a surprising source of high amounts of protein, but humans are often unwilling to eat them. The reason might be found in ancient DNA samples.
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How Your Body Knows If You're About To Fart Or Poop
Neither farting nor pooping are especially glamorous, but the body needs to know how to differentiate between them, using some specific processes to do so.
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Not Weight, Not BMI: Scientists Say This Number Has A Bigger Effect On Your Health Than You Think
When it comes to health, weight and BMI get all of the attention, but there's one metric you're overlooking that has a bigger effect than you think.
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The Science Behind The Viral Gen-Z 'Sleepmaxxing' Trend
We're living in an age of online trends, and the latest one to drop promises to maximize the quality of your sleep, but what does the science say?
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The Difference Between Smelly And Odorless Farts Is Easily Explained By Science
Just because you don't know beforehand whether or not your fart will clear a room doesn't mean that science can't explain why it was so potent.
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Scientists And Historians Explain The Mysterious Death Myth About Eclipses
Nowadays, we know how eclipses work, but in the past, they were rather mysterious events that became associated with some especially bad omens.
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The Common Colon Health Myth That's Been Debunked By Science
Colon health is a delicate subject, so many people rely on folk wisdom instead of medical science, meaning they probably believe this common myth.
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Farting More On An Airplane? There's A Scientific Reason You Can't Help It
If you've spent any time traveling in airplanes, you may have noticed that you're letting it rip more often, and there's a valid reason it happens.
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The Smelly Fart Myth That's Actually Backed By Science
Whoever denied it, supplied it. Whoever smelt it, dealt it. Not all fart myths are factual, but there is one flatulent trope that's mostly true.
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Not Exercise, Not Meditation: Scientists Say This Skill Is Important For Good Mental Health
When people try to improve their mental health, they tend to focus on exercise or meditation, but there be a tool that they've been overlooking.
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