Should You Sleep in the Nude? Here’s What the Experts Say
Sleeping in your birthday suit may feel good, but is it good for you?
Sleeping in your birthday suit may feel good, but is it good for you?
There are things we’re all a little (or lot) afraid of, but the numbers tell us we don’t need to be. Read on for more statistically soothing details about some of the most common, but not commonly occurring, concerns.
Sick astronauts on a space mission can’t just pop down to Earth to see a doctor. Here’s how they deal with bumps, bruises, and worse.
Civil War surgeons learned fast. Here are a few of the MacGyver-like medical solutions that have had a lasting impact.
Are bagged salads and other leafy greens safe to eat without rinsing off first? Find out whether pre-washed produce still needs to be cleaned off beforehand, plus more.
From Taylor Swift's "22" to Missy Elliott's "Work It," these CPR songs will help you find a life-saving tempo.
The vagus nerve does it all—tells your lungs to breathe, controls your heart rate, and even forms the foundation for a whole new medical field.
Avian influenza is causing top grocery chains to put restrictions on egg purchases.
Before the measles vaccine, there were between 3 and 4 million cases in the U.S. per year. Now, it’s less than 500.
Tuberculosis may seem like a historic malady, but it’s still the world’s deadliest infectious disease. Here’s what you need to know about its past and current outbreaks.
It’s easy to make these common mistakes when you're brushing your teeth, but here’s how to do it the right way.
Technically, your heart isn’t made of gold. And don't wear it in on your sleeve—you’ll make a mess. Here are 11 scientific facts about your ticker.
Spoiler alert: They’re still around.
Pillows work tirelessly to hold your head up. Here's how to know when they've had enough.
Like clockwork, flu viruses seem to strike more people in winter than in any other season—and there are several reasons for that.
A new tablet uses haptic feedback to put live plays into the hands of sports fans with no or low vision.
Has the news cycle got you stressed? Here are some crucial tips for how to balance your mental health while still staying top of current events.
Asked to evaluate his son's abilities as an intellectual, the elder Edison said that he was, “absolutely illiterate, scientifically and otherwise.”
George Washington died after his physician treated his sore throat with bloodletting, but don't let that stop you from learning more about the human circulatory system.
Rising temperatures mean more opportunities for rats to forage—and breed.
The male sexual organ is more complicated than it might seem.
No desire to drink alcohol on your next vacation? No problem.
Learn the key differences between sanitizing, disinfecting, and sterilizing to properly clean your home and protect your health.
You might think it’s gross, but some sleep experts swear that the key to a better night’s rest is sleeping with your socks on.