Human Body Temperatures Are Dropping, and Science Might Know Why
The 98.6°F human body temperature may no longer be the standard. Scientists point to a marked decrease in inflammation.
The 98.6°F human body temperature may no longer be the standard. Scientists point to a marked decrease in inflammation.
It seems like detail-oriented people would have good handwriting, but doctors don’t always have the time to spend on it.
The serrated-chain blade we associate with striking down trees was originally invented to slice through pelvic bone during deliveries.
Not only can this weighted blanket help soothe anxiety, but it’s naturally resistant to mites, bacteria, and other unwanted microscopic pests.
You won’t need any fancy equipment for this easy way to stretch new shoes and keep your feet blister-free.
At the turn of the last century, author Webster Edgerly advised readers to achieve optimal wellness by never walking in a straight line and never marrying a woman less than 20 years their junior.
Sometimes, the best hangover cure is realizing that your pounding headache is nothing compared to waking up with only one eye.
Being an airplane passenger can mean feeling a bit pressurized even after stepping off. Here's why and here's what you can do to lessen the symptoms.
In an effort to boost workplace productivity, an English toilet manufacturer designed a commode that's unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
Thirty people have contracted a drug-resistant strain of infectious bacteria, and the CDC says that contact with pet store puppies was likely the source.
In 1997, an episode of the 'Pokémon' animated series used a strobe-light effect during a battle sequence. Hundreds of viewers in Japan suffered seizures and other symptoms. More than two decades later, no one is exactly sure why.
Make sure you stay warm and keep your stress in check this winter with these heated plush toy elephants, bears, and sloths.
Granted, he’s not the best dentist—but does riding a hoverboard during dentistry qualify as a crime?
The United States Postal Service's new 'Healing PTSD' stamp sells for 65 cents, 10 cents over a regularly-priced stamp. The proceeds will go toward funding assistance for those afflicted with post-traumatic stress disorder.
The traditional gift-giving exchange known as Secret Santa can result in social shaming and overspending, according to a new survey.
Weighted blankets users swear by these coverings' comfort and anxiety-reducing qualities ... but some experts say the science behind their touted health benefits is still pretty light.
The romaine lettuce recall is specific to products grown in Salinas, California, with 67 E. coli cases reported so far.
The affected salad bowls, all of which contain meat or poultry, were recalled after some lettuce tested positive for E. coli.
Therapy llamas are spreading holiday cheer, alleviating stress, and lowering blood pressure from Oregon to Texas and beyond.
Shoe designers worked with the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital staff to develop a comfortable, sturdy “clog made athletic.”
Narcolepsy is defined by daytime drowsiness, and in some cases, sleep paralysis, hallucinations, and the sudden loss of muscle control. Here are more facts about this often-misunderstood disorder.
Rinsing raw poultry is the worst turkey sin people commit at Thanksgiving. Here's what you should really do to minimize your salmonella risk.
Researchers crunched the numbers on previous running studies to find that even light joggers may reap these benefits.
Now, the Veterans Health Administration’s 9 million patients can view all health records through Apple’s Health app.