Mind + Body

Detox

Detox

Can You Really Build Up A Tolerance to Weed? Yes, And It Could Be A Good Thing

Detox

Is Going Commando Healthier Than Wearing Underwear?

Health

Rubbing Your Eyes Is Way More Harmful Than You Think

Detox

This Type of Coffee Is the Least Likely to Stain Your Teeth, According to Science

Detox

This Extremely Common Sleeping Behavior Is Never Normal

Detox

What Color Should Your Pee Really Be? Experts Reveal Why Urine Shouldn’t Always Be Clear

Detox

Wellness Culture Today Forgot About One Giant Idea From the Original 1970s Movement

Detox

These 2 Distinct Symptoms Will Reveal Whether You Have a Cold or Allergies

Detox

You're Probably Drinking Too Much Water — Here's Why

Detox

This Odd Yet Common Nighttime Habit Has Stumped Sleep Researchers

Detox

Should You Take Supplements? A Doctor Reveals the 2 That Are Worth It

Detox

Soda Brands Are Adding Fiber to Their Beverages — Here’s What Could Go Wrong

Detox

This Easy, Overlooked Diet Tweak Could Revolutionize Your Gut Health

Detox

Are Candles Carcinogenic? Here’s the Tough Truth

Detox

Why Isn’t There a Vaccine for the Common Cold? A Virologist Reveals the Hidden Reason

Detox

What Actually Helps Seasonal Depression? Probably Not What You Think

Pet Science

Pet Science

Should You Leave the Air Conditioning On For Your Cat? A Veterinarian Reveals An Unexpected Answer

Science

You Should Be Gentle Parenting Your Pet, An Animal Behavior Expert Reveals

Pet Science

Can Dogs Get Heat Stroke? A Veterinarian Reveals the Breeds Most At Risk

Pet Science

Should You Feed Your Dog Vegetables? An Animal Nutritionist Reveals the Ultimate Pet Food Hack

Pet Science

What Colors Can Dogs See? An Animal Eye Doctor Debunks A Pervasive Myth About Dog Vision

Health

6 Crucial Reasons Doctors Turn To Botox

By Philip Crilly and The Conversation

Botox was first used medically in the 1970s by an American eye doctor called Alan Scott to help patients with a condition called strabismus (better known as a squint).

Health

What Really Happens When You Try to Tan Away Your Acne

By Karl Lawrence, Wisam Alwan and The Conversation

Phototherapy is a medical treatment that involves exposing the skin to sunlight or UV radiation in a controlled environment.

Health

A Novel Discovery Hints At Why We Stop Producing New Brain Cells — And What We Can Do About It

By Elana Spivack

This finding could one day aid in neurogenesis, or the production of new neurons.

Health

A Little-Known Infectious Disease Is Quietly Spreading Across the Southwestern U.S

By Jennifer Head, The Conversation, Alexandra K. Heaney and Simon Camponuri

What is valley fever, and how do you get infected?

Health

This Complete Map of An Adult Fruit Fly May Finally Reveal Unsolved Mysteries About the Brain

By Elana Spivack

This colossal achievement also gives us the first full simulations of neuron function.

Health

A Hummingbird’s All-Sugar Diet Would Give Anyone Diabetes — Scientists Finally Know Their Secrets

By Bob Holmes and Knowable Magazine

How the smallest birds cope with the extreme demands of their lifestyles might help everyone become healthier.

Health

This Form of Intermittent Fasting Might Help With More Than Just Weight Loss

By Elana Spivack

Here's how time-restricted eating could improve metabolic health.

Health

How To Change Your Personality

By Shannon Sauer-Zavala and The Conversation

A clinical psychologist gets into the ways one can change how they think, feel, and behave — in other words, their personality.

Health

Surrogacy Is Increasing in North America — Here’s What You Need to Know

By Hannah Dahlen, Karleen Gribble and The Conversation

New research suggests these pregnancies could be higher risk for women and babies.

Opinion

A Root Cause of the Main Causes of Death In America Is Something Doctors Know Little About

By Nathaniel Johnson, Madeline Comeau and The Conversation

Bring nutrition education back.