The Shady 1950s Experiment That Tried To Harness The Power Of Mind Control
The Cold War played host to an abundance of strange and twisted experiments, including this controversial attempt to use drugs to weaponize mind control.
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The 'Flesh-Eating Disease' That Could Be One Of The Most Disturbing Ways To Die
Death by the 'flesh-eating disease' is exceedingly rare, but even if the condition doesn't kill, it's still absolutely devastating to the body.
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This Popular Vegetable Has More Potassium Than A Banana
Bananas are popularly known for being high in potassium, but this vegetable can offer even more potassium and health benefits in one small pacakge.
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The 'Ozempic Hair Loss' Phenomenon Is Easily Explained By Science
Ozempic and other weight loss drugs are causing some people to experience hair loss along with weight loss, and science has an explanation for it.
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The Fruit That's More Hydrating Than Watermelon
Watermelon is a popular summer-time snack thanks to its high water content, but there's another overlooked fruit that actually has watermelon beat.
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Your Relationship 'Icks' Are Easily Explained By Science
We might not be able to put it into words, but 'the ick' is something that we've all felt, and science has some insight into this social phenomenon.
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Scientists Say Neanderthals Might Not Have Had This Advantage Over Humans After All
It's long been believed that Neanderthals had advantages over modern humans when it comes to living in certain environments, but we could be wrong.
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Does Shark Repellent Actually Work? Here's What Science Says
Most people love the ocean, but few of us are eager to be a shark snack, thus shark repellent, but how well do these devices actually work?
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Hawaii Eradicated Rats. What Happened Next Broke Records
Most people aren't fond of rats, but a Hawaiian project took that to new levels. And without those invasive rats, nature began healing at unprecedented levels.
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Unbanned: These Peptides Could Be Greenlit By The FDA Soon
Synthetic peptides are a hot medical trend, but how safe are they? Proper trials are still scarce, yet there are many arguments to greenlight them regardless.
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The 'Old-School' Baby Boomer Habit That's Actually Backed By Science
Today's generations are quick to criticize the quirks of the baby boomers, but on some topics, they are absolutely on the right side of history.
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The Real Difference Between Topsoil And Potting Soil, According To Science
When it comes to gardening, the term 'soil' gets tossed around liberally, but there's actually a big difference between topsoil and potting soil.
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The Personality Trait That Increases Your Risk Of An Early Death
Your personality dictates how you interact with others and the world around you, so it shouldn't be surprising that some traits can be deadly.
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13 Strange Things Humans Discovered On Mars
Mars is Earth's closest neighbor, but it's had quite a few surprises for humans to find, some of which have left scientists scratching their heads in confusion.
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The Popular Summer Fruit That Has More Potassium Than A Banana
Potassium is one of the body's most vital micronutrients, but if you aren't craving bananas, there's another delicious fruit that can meet your needs.
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The Unexpected Baby Boomer Habit That's Helping Save Planet Earth
Baby boomers are rather concerned for the environment, with many taking part in green habits. However, environmentalism isn't quite that easy.
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Why Death By Boa Constrictor Might Be One Of The Most Painful Ways To Die
Venomous snakes have some pretty nasty ways to kill, but boa constrictors are different. They strangle their prey, but they also do much worse than that.
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What Donald Trump's Diet Could Be Doing To His Body
You are what you eat, so you better believe there are some health consequences to stuffing your face with burgers, fries, and diet soda every day.
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Surprising Factors That Can Attract Sharks While Swimming
Sharks are fearsome hunters with well honed senses and instincts. So if you want to avoid seeming like a nice snack, you might want to keep these facts in mind.
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The 'Useless' Facial Muscles Some People Still Have Once Served A Furry Purpose
Mammals have many unique features, including a lot of hair. Humans, however, are less furry than other mammals, yet have muscles that point to a hairier past.
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The Frozen Ice Age Creature Scientists Brought Back To Life
Ice is a heck of a preservative, but keeping something alive for thousands of years is different than keeping your meat fresh in the freezer.
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Why Retatrutide Could Be The Next Game-Changing Peptide
GLP-1s like Ozempic may be all the rage right now, but Retatrutide, may soon rise to prominence by combining the best aspects of many similar peptides.
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Trump's 'Mini-Stroke' Rumor Might Actually Be Based In Science
There are rumors alleging that Donald Trump experienced a mini-stroke, or TIA. While the rumor can't be proven, there is still plenty of research around TIAs.
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This Fruit Contains More Sugar Than A Krispy Kreme Doughnut (But There's A Catch)
A glazed doughnut has a lot of sugar, and this fruit has even more, but you should still reach for fruit; sugar content just isn't as simple as it seems.
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You Probably Didn't Expect The Body To Move After Death, But It Can
Decaying corpses can actually move, but don't worry; the zombie apocalypse isn't nigh. In fact, perfectly natural processes can make a body move after death.
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These Prehistoric "Zombie Viruses" Are Pure Nightmare Fuel
Climate change is presenting many problems for the earth, including the melting permafrost, which was actually hiding this ancient and unsettling threat.
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Science Says This Heart-Healthy Juice Can Also Help You Poop
If you're looking for heart-healthy drinks, this fruity beverage should be at the top of your list, as it has quite a few nutrients that help you in many ways.
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