Oprah Winfrey's 'Ozempic Feet' Rumor Is Actually Based In Science
Weight loss medications like GLP-1s are becoming quite popular, but they also come with some notable side effects, such as the infamous 'Ozempic feet.'
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Having This Hair Color Matters More Than You Think, According To Scientists
Different hair colors are often associated with specific stereotypes, but this hair color might actually have health implications, both positive and negative.
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The Tropical Fruit That Might Slow Down Aging
We all know that fruits and vegetables are good for us, but there's one tropical fruit you may be overlooking that could help you as you age.
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Timing Your Coffee Consumption Might Matter More Than You Think
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world thanks to its ability to wake you up, but when you drink it can make a big difference.
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The 'Ozempic Face' Phenomenon Is Easily Explained By Science
GLP-1s like Ozempic have recently become associated with weight loss, but they've also caused controversies regarding their notable secondary side effects.
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Think Twice Before Injecting 'Research Peptides,' Scientists Warn
One of the newest health trends online are peptide injections, but despite the hype surrounding these drugs, you might want to proceed with caution.
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The Controversial Chemicals Behind Your 'Butter' Flavored Popcorn
Buttery popcorn is a popular snack, but the chemicals behind that tasty flavor actually have a complicated history of causing major health issues.
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How Uranium Enrichment Works And Why Iran's Program Has People Concerned
Uranium is at the heart of most nuclear weapons, but most don't understand how it's processed or how close Iran is to having weapons-grade uranium.
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The Trendy Research On Peptide BPC-157 That Has Scientists Concerned
The latest popular 'medicine' to go viral is the peptide BPC-157 which proponents claim can boost your healing factor, but the science isn't settled.
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Scientists Can't Quite Believe What Was Found Under One Of The World's Oldest Trees
While studying the ancient trees of Chile's rainforests, scientists discovered a hidden, underground world that's actually vital to the ecosystem's survival.
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The Popular Supplement That Might Help Reduce High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure is heavily associated with cardiovascular disease, but it's also very avoidable. This supplement might even help bring it down.
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Why The World's First Transatlantic Internet Cable Is Being Pulled From The Ocean
We've been laying cable across oceans since the 19th century, but the oldest internet cable in the Atlantic is being raised from the sea floor.
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What Happens When Fuel Depots Burn For Days After Airstrikes
The nature of modern warfare invariably leads to the targeting of fuel supplies, but what is the environmental cost of burning all that fuel?
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Scientists Still Debate These 6 'Useless' Organs
The human body is still a mystery, and some organs have largely been considered useless in one way or another. However, the truth may not be quite that simple.
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What Scientists Say About Trump's Sleep Habits
Donald Trump claims to sleep very little every night, concerning not only the public, but also scientists who have pointed out the issues with such habits.
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Why Death By Box Jellyfish Is One Of The Worst Ways To Die
The box jellyfish is ethereally beautiful, but it's also a specialized predator with a venomous sting that's not only painful, but also hard to treat.
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The Morning Habit Scientists Don't Want You To Try
Everyone agrees that waking up can be a hassle, and we all have morning routines to cope with that, but some routines you should probably abandon.
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Scientists Suggest Earth's Final Days Might Be Closer Than Ever Before
The end of the world is an eventuality that cannot be escaped, but one group of scientists believe that the end is closer than you may think.
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The Unexpected Body Part That Can Start 'Leaking' At Any Moment
Your body is a well oiled machine that will last you for decades if you take care of it, that's why you never want to encounter any surprise leaks.
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The Sleep Shortcut Scientists Don't Want You To Trust
Sleep often eludes many people, which can lead to certain habits to make up for that fact. But just because a habit is common, it isn't necessarily healthy.
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One Big Reason Why Plane Turbulence Is Getting Worse
If you like to travel on the regular, you might have noticed that turbulence during air travel has become much more common than it used to be.
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Why Death By Rabies Is One Of The Worst Ways To Die
Being sick is never any fun, but coming down with a case of the rabies is the worst kind of sick you can be just because its death is so brutal.
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What Happens When Airstrikes Trigger Environment Disasters
War is a sad reality of life, but one aspect often overlooked is the horrifying ecological damage that can linger long after the shooting stops.
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What Iran's 'Black Rain' Could Do To The Human Body
Air strikes on oil facilities in Iran have caused acid rain, otherwise known as "black rain," and the biological effects of that are rather concerning,
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Women Lose Part Of Their Brain During Pregnancy And Scientists Think They Know Why
"Baby brain" is a concept that's been around for a while, but there's been little research on why it exists. Now, scientists might know what purpose it serves.
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What Blushing Actually Reveals About Your Nervous System
No one is immune from blushing, the ultimate mark of embarrassment, and that's because it's entirely controlled by the autonomic nervous system.
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Antarctica's Ice Is Quietly Controlling More Than Scientists Once Thought
It's generally accepted that climate change causes Antarctic ice to melt, but you might be surprised to learn how that ice melt affects the climate.
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