A Chicago Teen Who Sent 4,000 Texts per Day Now Has Carpal Tunnel
Meet Annie Levitz, a 16-year-old from the Chicago suburbs, whose texting habit led to unexpected health issues. Like many teens, Annie was glued to her phone, sending upward of 4,0
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Data Shows the U.S. Suffers Nearly 100 Lab Leaks Every Year
The United States has witnessed a concerning number of biosafety incidents within its laboratories, with data revealing more than 600 pathogen releases over eight years up to 2022.
Science Tells Us Why We Absolutely Can't Stand Some People
Have you ever met someone who just rubs you the wrong way, but you can't figure out why? This isn't an uncommon feeling. Sometimes, someone's actions or demeanor might trigger irri
Some People Believe They're Made of Glass During This Mental Illness
The "glass delusion," a psychiatric phenomenon, once had people convinced they were made of glass, at risk of shattering with the slightest touch. This condition, peaking during me
Pain Relief Spray Recalled Due to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
Insight Pharmaceuticals, a prominent drug company, has come forward to recall a topical anesthetic spray due to its contamination with a cancer-causing agent. The specific produc
New Studies Find a Potential New Treatment for Alzheimer's
The brain is incredibly complicated, and while scientists have tried for decades to better understand them, they are still learning more every day about the way these natural machi
See If You Can Guess the Old-Timey Treatments for Common Ailments
Dive into the fascinating and sometimes startling world of historical medical remedies. From the curious to the bizarre, explore how our ancestors attempted to treat various ailmen
9 People Die, 78 More Sick After Eating Illegal Sea Turtle Meat
Nine people died after consuming sea turtle meat on Pemba Island in the Zanzibar archipelago. Among them were eight children and one adult. Authorities also reported that 78 others
New Mexico Man Dies from Bubonic Plague, Sparking Concerns Nationwide
A man from New Mexico has recently died after contracting the bubonic plague. The news has sparked concern in the States as health officials look to ensure the rodent-borne diseas
Woman Gets Chemical Burns, Eye Damage from Exploding Car Air Freshener
A woman's ordinary day turned into a nightmare when a car air freshener from Bath & Body Works reportedly exploded, causing her severe facial injuries. Her alarming experience, sha
The 'Death Rattle' Everyone Experiences at the End of Life
The final stages of life are often accompanied by natural but misunderstood phenomena. These moments can be intimidating, stirring fears and misconceptions among families witnessin
The Expiration Dates on Food Packaging Don't Mean What You Think They Mean
Ever reached for a snack, only to hesitate at the sight of its printed expiration date? It's a common scenario, but what does that date really signify? Contrary to popular belief,
Some U.S. States Lower Your Life Expectancy — Here's Why
The United States presents a complex landscape when it comes to life expectancy. While the average American is living approximately 30 years longer than a century ago, not every st
Climate Change to Blame for Harsh Allergy Season
Over the past few years, you may have heard many people state that their allergies have been getting worse. You, yourself, may have thought this to be true. Now, a scientific study
Woman Says She Got a Human Blood Sample in Her SHEIN Order
Imagine ordering clothes online and receiving something entirely unexpected. This happened to a woman in Tennessee who ordered from SHEIN, only to find a vial of human blood among
If You Use This Common Tool, You Risk Getting a Brain-Eating Amoeba
Nasal rinsing has become a common activity for many people, but it could be causing you more harm than good. Recent research has discovered that if you use neti pots, you are at ri
Spanish Inquisition Still Has Lingering Effects on Hispanic Healthcare Today
A new study explores how the Spanish Inquisition, which occurred from the late 15th century to the 18th century, still has lingering effects on many Hispanic communities and the he
FDA Outlaws Dangerous Soda Ingredient That the Rest of the World Banned Years Ago
With food science practices continuously being updated, there is now more guidance than ever on which foods are safe and which could have severe consequences. One of these ingredie
Scientists Study Man Who Received 217 Vaccine Shots and Are Incredibly Puzzled by the Results
A 62-year-old man in Germany has claimed he has received 217 vaccines for COVID-19 in the last 29 months. Upon making this claim, scientists reached out to study his body and see h
Miami Mother of 5 Dies After Getting a Butt Implant From a Doctor Who Allegedly Wasn’t Allowed to Operate
Cosmetic surgery is safer and more popular than ever before. From lip filler to implants, Botox, facelifts, and nose reshaping, there’s really nothing that doctors can’t do. Howeve
A Boy Is Dead After Trying the TikTok 'Chroming' Trend
In Lancaster, a devastating event unfolded as 11-year-old Tommie-Lee Gracie Billington fell victim to a dangerous social media challenge known as "chroming." This tragic incident o
Dangerous Food Additive Making Americans Sick Has Been Banned in Europe, China, and India
We'd all like to think all the foods we consume are safe and shouldn’t cause health issues, but we'd be wrong. Bread is a popular food item that people eat all over the world. Howe
This Carcinogen Might Be in Your Skin Care
Recent discoveries have revealed a concerning link between common acne treatments and a hazardous chemical known as benzene. Benzoyl peroxide, a key ingredient found in many over-t
Microplastics Lead to Greater Risk of Stroke and More
Microplastics are not just environmental buzzwords; they are a global crisis hidden in plain sight. These tiny particles, less than 5 millimeters in size, originate from larger pla
This Mother Didn't Know Her Water Broke
Rebecca Walker's pregnancy took a distressing turn when she visited Royal Stoke University Hospital on June 12, 2019. At 26 weeks pregnant, she felt something was wrong, fearing he
How a 'Brain Pacemaker' Works to Treat Chronic Depression
Three million Americans are living with depression, and what helps to uplift their mood is different in every one of them. However, recent research has found that inserting a brain
Liver Disease Patients Might Be Misdiagnosed as Dementia, Study Says
Over 50 million people around the globe suffer from dementia, and it is currently the seventh leading cause of death in the world. According to a new study, a small percentage of d
Brittany Mahomes Raised Awareness for This Common Health Issue in Women
Women who have been through childbirth are likely aware of their pelvic floor, however, many don’t always do the work they are meant to after giving birth. Brittany Mahomes is one
Uncover the Hidden Health Dangers of Airline Travel
Jetting off on holiday might seem like all fun and games, but if you are a regular flyer, this poses many risks to your health. Some of these health issues are quite simple, such a
This Is How You Should Sleep for the Best Circulation
You may not realize it, but the position you sleep in at night is very important for helping your circulation. Some positions are better than others, but can also be affected by so
Are Carbs Making You Ugly? New Study Suggests Yes
A diet high in refined carbs has long been associated with several long-term health problems and diseases in the medical world. But now, a recent study carried out in France sugge
Why the Government Believes Flavored Vapes Are So Dangerous
The chairmen of five Senate committees have called upon the nation's largest retail and convenience stores to stop selling flavored vapes, which they claim are detrimental to human
What Happens to Your Body When You Fast?
Fasting isn't merely a health fad. It's a practice rooted deeply in human history, integral to various cultural and religious traditions. Today, it's recognized not just for spirit
'Parrot Fever' Kills Five — What Is it?
Cases of a potentially deadly disease known as parrot fever have been on the rise in several European nations, including Austria, Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands. So far, it
California-Based Company Faces Huge Recall on Products Due to Toxins
The Aji Mori Sauce Corp, also known as the Sushi Koo in California, has recalled its “Chillimami Sauce” due to concerns that it may have been contaminated with certain toxins. Acco
Kleenex is Being Accused in a Lawsuit of Using 'Forever Chemicals'
U.S. Kleenex users might be put off from using their products to help with their blocked noses if a recent lawsuit against the company turns out to be true. Residents in Connecticu
Patients Struggle to Get Meds After Devastating Cyberattack
Operations at one of America’s largest health care insurance companies have halted in the wake of a devastating cyberattack last month. Now, many Americans are being forced to pay
New Research Reveals 60% of Chimp Deaths Are a Result of Human Diseases
Scientists reveal humans are directly responsible for the vast majority of premature chimp deaths in Africa. The research suggests the cause of death is not the destruction of the
There Might Be Lead in Your Cinnamon
You might think your kitchen is safe from harmful contaminants, but a recent FDA warning suggests otherwise. Ground cinnamon, a common ingredient in many households, has been found
Tweens Are Using Skin Care 'Potions' — And Ruining Their Skin
Some might say that getting into a good skin care routine from an early age is good, as it can teach good practices as one ages. However, today's tweens and young people are using