The Body Part That Explains Why Humans Get Ear Infections
Ear infections are a miserable experience for everyone involved, but their source begins in one body part that you probably haven't heard of.
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The Excruciating Science Behind Stingray Venom And Why It's So Painful
Even though wading through the surf is usually a serene experience, there could be a stingray lurking in the sand waiting to give you a dose of hurt.
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Scientists Found 2 New Ways To Break Down PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' In Water
The fact that PFAS stick around forever means they're accumulating in the environment, but we may have found some ways to remove them from our water.
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This Two-Ingredient Cake Is A Science Experiment In Disguise
Baking is a great way to get delicious desserts, but it can also be tedious, that's why you should try making a two-ingredient cake instead.
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You Should Think Twice Before Popping Your Pimples
Everybody gets pimples from time to time, and it can be hard to resist the urge to pop them, but you might want to think again before you squeeze.
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Not Skin, Not Hair: Scientists Say This Body Part Is A Great Indicator Of Health
Monitoring the health and quality of your skin and hair is a good way to keep track of your overall health, but there are other indicators as well.
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The Mesmerizing Full Moon Phenomenon You Can Experience In August
The full moon has been an object of fascination for all of human history, and August's full moon is no exception. Here's what you need to know about it.
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Noise Has An Unexpected Effect On A Spider Web
Each of us is a product of our environments, including spiders which modify how they construct their webs to compensate for their sonic environment.
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Scientists Say There May Be A Link Between High BMI And Extreme Weather
Climate change is an unstoppable force of nature at this point, and worse, it might be contributing to making you fat, unfit, and unhealthy.
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Everyone Had It In Their Home In The '70s. Science Explains Why It Made Rooms Feel Warmer
Design trends come and go, but this particular one might have actually affected peoples' psyches, bringing humans back to their roots, so to speak.
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The Concerning Poop Myth Health Experts Want You To Stop Believing
Poop isn't something talked about in polite company, which is why there are so many poop myths, but not everything you hear is necessarily true.
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The Difference Between Edible Mold And Harmful Mold, Explained By Science
Finding fuzzy spots of mold on your food usually means it's unsafe to eat, but not all mold is made equal, and not all molds are actually bad for you.
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Scientists Couldn't Believe That These Ants Were Giving Birth To Clones From Another Species
Ants are one of nature's most successful creatures, but scientists were shocked when they discovered one species was cloning one of their neighbors.
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You Should Think Twice Before Peeling Stickers Off Your Fruit
The stickers on your fruit serve a number of different purposes, but you're best served by not being too hasty about peeling them off. Here's the reason why.
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The Common Poop Myth That Can Actually Make Constipation Worse
If you've ever been 'backed up,' you've probably heard a lot of advice on how to clear out your pipes, but some 'solutions' make the problem worse.
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The Dark Side Of 23andMe You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
23andMe has gone from being marketed as a bit of fun home science to a potential too for predicting your health, but such power might bring ethical problems.
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America Discovered It In The '70s – Canada's Latest Research Could Change Everything
What started with mice and early experiments decades ago has evolved into a breakthrough today that could open new possibilities.
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The Misleading Burping Myth That's Been Debunked By Science
Let's admit it, burps are gross, even if they usually come with a sense of relief, but there's one common GI ailment that belching doesn't help.
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Not Anxiety, Not Depression: This Health Issue Is Increasing In Gen Z And Millennials
Lifestyle habits have changed over time, and not always for the better. That might be the reason this condition is seeing a surprising surge in young adults.
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Disadvantages Of Having A Low BMI That Aren't Often Discussed
Being overweight and having a high BMI is generally understood to be unhealthy, but there are also some serious risks to being underweight as well.
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The Sound Astronauts Can't Make In Space
Though sound and space don't usually mix, an astronaut did find himself surprised when he couldn't make this common sound while in his space suit.
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Scientists Explain The Mystery Behind Why 50% Of People Have No Inner Monologue
Many people have a little voice that narrates through their day, but just as many don't -- or simply process their thoughts in a different manner.
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Science Fiction Vs. Fact: Quantum Mechanics And Interstellar's Message To The Past
Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' gave the world an exciting look at the cutting edge of cosmology, but how accurate was its science really?
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Why Historians Say This Volcanic Eruption Was The Worst Of All Time
Quite a few volcanic eruptions have made it into the history books, though not all are made equal. After all, the effects of this volcano were felt worldwide.
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Your Eyes Start Aging Faster When You Reach This Age
Worsening vision is something that all of us have to look forward to if we live long enough, and there's a common age where it tends to start.
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The 'Useless' Organ That Can Actually Protect Your Body Against Infection
The body is a miraculously complex machine with working parts you've never heard of, and some you have but have the reputation of being useless.
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Not Weight, Not BMI: Scientists Say This Feeling Is An Indication Of Good Health
There are many different measurements that can be indicative of overall health, but not everything needs to necessarily be measured with numbers.
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