New Google Maps Feature Will Alert You to Coronavirus Restrictions
The Google Maps app will help you find out if your train will likely be too crowded for social distancing.
The Google Maps app will help you find out if your train will likely be too crowded for social distancing.
If the back of your ears hurts after wearing a face mask all day, use these tricks to protect your sensitive skin while staying safe.
Masks will continue to be a recommended practice this summer. Here's how to stay comfortable even as temperatures soar.
Cloth masks worn during the coronavirus pandemic need to be cleaned after each use. Here's how to do it.
Victorian women weren’t exactly doing HIIT workouts—in fact, they were trying not to break a sweat at all.
When Chicago was in desperate need of at-home nurses, one dastardly schemer named Julia Lyons saw an opportunity to turn a profit.
If you own a work sweater and have a space heater under your desk, your individual perception of cold might differ from that of your co-workers.
Waking up to a foul taste is a common dilemma. Fortunately, there are some easy steps to reduce a bad oral presentation in the morning.
Dogs and humans share some of the same central neural pathways. Does that mean they need blackout curtains for crippling headaches, too?
Dozens of children and young adults who test positive for COVID-19 antibodies are developing a mystery illness that shares symptoms with Kawasaki disease.
Design expert Sara Little Turnbull was consulting for 3M in 1958 when she was tasked with creating a better bra cup. Eventually, her design would inspire the N95 mask.
Navigating the CBD oil market can be overwhelming. Here's everything you need to know about what products to look for, what they may treat, and the potential risks involved with CBD.
By coincidence, Melitta's coffee filters are perfectly shaped to fit on a face, and now the company is using its equipment to produce medical-grade face masks.
To comply with social distancing recommendations, Copenhagen, Denmark, officials are sending students and teachers to public spaces that currently sit empty.
If your Tuesday feels like a Thursday, you're not alone. Here's why we've lost access to our internal calendars.
Colorado Springs boasts fresh, dry air and abundant sunshine—just what tuberculosis patients of the late 19th century needed.
As companies look to safely bring employees back to offices after the coronavirus pandemic, cubicles could once again be king.
Luchadore El Hijo del Soberano had to give up his ring duties during the coronavirus shutdown. Now he's making wrestling-inspired masks to protect the public.
As early as this summer, disease-sniffing dogs may be used to screen for asymptomatic carriers of the novel coronavirus.
Even if you’re a self-proclaimed extrovert, the recent influx of video conference calls might be tiring you out.
The employees voluntarily lived at work to help meet the increased need for personal protective equipment like N95 masks.
From Feeding America to the CDC Foundation, these charities are working hard to alleviate the effects of the pandemic across the nation.
The all-in-one exercise machine used revolutionary marketing to convince consumers they could achieve physical perfection. Most people wound up using it as a clothes rack.
A public health crisis is the worst possible time to be targeted by criminals. But naturally, scammers are doing their best to take advantage. Here's how to avoid them.