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Do you have what it takes to match the animal sidekick to the Disney movie they come from?
From eradicating smallpox to battling the COVID-19 pandemic, these vaccine pioneers have helped make colossal strides in public health.
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These catchy hits dominated the charts in 2001 and remain playlist staples 25 years later.
You might be surprised to learn that many words have origins from ancient Greek and Roman mythological creatures. Here are 12 examples.
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The Apgar test has rescued countless infants, but people are often surprised to discover Virginia Apgar was a real person.
Two of Roald Dahl’s books are dedicated to his daughter, Olivia, who died from measles complications in 1962.
Before we used the internet, these words meant something else entirely. Read on to learn the original meaning of 10 everyday internet terms.
Those mysterious white lines you often see on the road right before a storm aren't just for show.
With so many great movies turning 50 in 2026, how many do you know? We have a quiz for you to test your knowledge.
Discover the history of the flu and its devastating impact on the world, from the deadliest influenza pandemic to today’s vaccines.
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What you call a carbonated beverage might say more about your zip code than your taste buds.
Sir James Young Simpson didn’t think women should have to suffer in labor.
Unlike other locations, these national parks thrive during the wintertime. Check out these seven, including Joshua Tree and Death Valley.