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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The Bizarre 'Nocebo Effect' Is Easily Explained By Science
The placebo effect is well known, but its close relative, the "nocebo effect" is more obscure. Regardless, there's a good explanation for this odd effect.
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The First Thing You Should Do If You Find A Snake's Shed Skin In Your Yard
Finding a snake's shed skin can be understandably unsettling, and the situation is best met with caution. But what exactly should you do aside from that?
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Scientists Tried To Explain The Ozempic Muscle Loss Phenomenon But Were Surprised By What They Found
With Ozempic in the spotlight, its potential side effects are also under scrutiny. However, explaining its relationship to muscle loss is surprisingly complex.
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The Unsettling 'Surge' People Can Experience Right Before Death
Death is a process, and it often includes strange, nearly unexplainable events, some of which can come on very suddenly. Such is the case with this odd "surge."
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Red Poop Might Not Mean What You Think It Does
Red poop seems like it would be a cause for concern, and sometimes, it is. However, its cause may not be a medical condition, but rather the food on your plate.
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Taking These Two Supplements Together Is Scientifically Proven To Help Sleep
Getting a good night's sleep is one of the most important things you can do for yourself, but if you're having trouble, these supplements can help.
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The Artemis II Astronauts Noticed Something Unexpected About The Moon
Artemis II successfully brought humans close to the moon for the first time in decades, and the astronauts found that it was far from what they expected.
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What's Brewing Beneath Yellowstone National Park? Scientists Have A New Take
Yellowstone is one of the most famous supervolcanoes in the world, but it's poorly understood, now some researchers think they have it figured out.
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The Myth About Microwaves People Need To Stop Believing
Microwaves are a wonder of the modern world and you can find them in almost every home, but some one microwave myth simply needs to disappear.
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Dr. Oz Reveals Donald Trump's Bizarre Belief About Diet Coke's Effect On Cancer Cells
President Trump isn't renowned for his traditional views of the world, likewise, he has some pretty out there beliefs about diet soda and cancer.
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The Final Breathing Pattern Doctors Often See Before Death
Death is mysterious that scientists can't fully explain, even if they've been observing trends in dying patients, like this odd breathing pattern, for years.
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A Bottle Of This Hydrating Beverage Has More Potassium Than A Banana
The nutritional appeal of bananas lies in the massive amounts of potassium they pack between their peels, but this common drink has even more.
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The Myth About Death People Should Stop Believing
When it comes to death and dying, most people tend to think of it as an abrupt change from one state to another, but that's not what science says.
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The Real Reason Doctors Are Taking Laughter More Seriously
Laughter is said to be the best medicine, but that might actually be more than a cute saying. In fact, laughter has some surprising physiological effects.
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What Peeing In The Middle Of The Night Could Reveal About Your Heart Health
Peeing in the middle of the night happens sometimes, but if that's a persistent problem, it might actually be a sign of some larger underlying health problems.
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The Popular Myth About Lightning People Need To Stop Believing
Lightning is the topic of some fun sayings, but that doesn't mean those idioms are true. In fact, believing them might actually prove to be a safety hazard.
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A Bed Bug's Worst Fear Was Discovered By Accident (And It's Not What You'd Expect)
A fear of discovering bed bugs in your bedding is perfectly reasonable, but you might be surprised to discover what it is a bed bug is afraid of.
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You Probably Didn't Expect The Body To Make Noise After Death
Death may be the end of this mortal life but that doesn't mean that the body that remains doesn't still have something to say before it's dust.
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How A 1960's Physicist Predicted The World Is Going To End On November 13, 2026
Theories of the impending end of the world are a dime a dozen, but some of those theories take themselves a little bit less seriously than others.
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The Myth About Recycling Plastic That People Should Stop Believing
It's commonly believed that recycling plastic waste on a large scale will have a positive impact on the environment, but the truth is a bit more ugly.
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Scientists Reveal What Bacteria Is Actually Living In Your Belly Button
Scientists have taken a look at the belly button and found it to be a surprisingly unique microbiome that varies quite a bit from person to person.
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