Understanding MASH, the Rare Liver Disease Dan Marino Has Been Diagnosed With
Former NFL star Dan Marino is opening up about MASH after receiving the diagnosis of a rare type of liver disease during a routine checkup.
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Japan Sets Record for Citizens Over Age 100 — Here’s Exactly How Many There Are
The government of Japan has announced that the country boasts a record number of older adults age 100 and older. What is the secret to their success?
A Boxed Vegan Mac and Cheese Has Been Recalled Because It Contained Dairy Milk
Gooder Foods Inc. is recalling its boxed vegan mac and cheese because it actually contains milk (as well as cashews).
Science Fiction or Reality: Scientists Created Rechargeable, Glow-in-the-Dark Succulents
If you are a proud plant parent, chances are there may be a succulent or two in your home. Your next succulent may glow in the dark, soon.
Feel Younger Than You Are? You May Need To Thank the COVID Pause for That
What is the Covid pause and why are so many millennial and Gen Z people crediting it for making them feel younger than they actually are?
Has Russia Just Created a Vaccination That Prevents Cancer?
Russia has announced that the Enteromix vaccination is 100 percent effective against preventing certain types of cancer. Is this news real?
South Korean Researchers Discover Adding Salt to Meals Increases Chances of Hearing Loss
South Korean researchers have published their latest findings that adding salt to your food may increase your chance of developing hearing loss.
Why Is Gel Nail Polish Banned in Europe but Not the U.S.?
Why is gel nail polish banned in Europe? Regulators have banned the polish effective Sept. 1, 2025 due to potentially toxic ingredients.
A 3-Minute At-Home Test May Aid With Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease
A three-minute test that can be taken at home may support early detection of Alzheimer's Disease, long before clinical detection is possible.
Here Are 3 Houseplants That Can Help Remove Dust, According to an Expert
Many people choose to bring houseplants into their homes for the aesthetics and the air filtration benefits to remove dust. Here are the best options.
People Are Claiming To Be Addicted To Feel Free, a Kratom-Kava Drink
Many people are coming forward about their addiction to Feel Free, a drink made from kratom and kava, both of which aren't regulated by the FDA.
Burning Man Attendees Face Intense Dust Storms — Is the Festival Canceled?
Attendees at the 2025 iteration of the Burning Man event were treated to many of Nevada's infamous dust storms — is the festival canceled?.
President Trump and RFK Jr. Might Have a Plan to Completely Ban the COVID-19 Vaccine
Reports suggest that Trump and RFK Jr. could be moving toward banning COVID-19 vaccines altogether, but why would they want to do that?
Climate Change May Be Causing an Increase in Legionnaires Disease Outbreaks
Climate change may be causing more Legionnaire disease outbreaks, increasing case numbers and causing more widespread infections of the disease.
Atlanta Reportedly Sees 20,000 HIV-Positive Cases in Less Than a Year
If you follow HIV statistics, the numbers from Atlanta are startling. Why, over an 8-month period, has this trend exploded?
No, Radioactive Shrimp Won’t Give You Super Powers, but It May Give You Something Else
Shrimp sold across 13 states has tested positive for Cesium-137, causing people to wonder what happens if you eat radioactive shrimp.
Anti-Plastic TikToker Discusses the Toxicity of Polyester Fiber Fill Found in Pillows
If you have a stuffed animal or pillow, as most everyone likely does, chances are that they are filled with polyester fibers. Here's why it's toxic.
Can You Cook Listeria Out of Food and Make It Safe To Eat?
Listeria bacterium can be found in a variety of raw foods, like cheese, meat, and vegetables. Can you cook listeria out of food to make it safe?
An Ongoing List of All the Wegmans Recalls in 2025
Popular grocery store Wegmans has announced another recall. Here's everything you need to know about the recalled items before you shop.
Ozempic Sparks Both Weight Loss Success Stories and Major Lawsuits in 2025
The weight loss injectable Ozempic has faced several lawsuits in 2025 from people who had a negative experience with the semaglutide.
The Price of Vegetables Rose in July — Are Frozen Vegetables a Healthful Alternative?
If you incorporate fruits and vegetables into your daily meals, you likely noticed just how high the price of vegetables has become.
Drinks With Kratom Are Growing in Popularity — But Are They Safe?
Gas station drinks with Kratom have been making headlines as people who drink it report symptoms of addiction and intense withdrawal symptoms.
Sustainability in Rehab Means Impacting Your Environment as Much as It Means Sustaining Sobriety
When the concept of sustainability enters the picture, sobriety takes on a deeper meaning.
Are KFC Potato Wedges Vegan? Depends How Comfortable You Are With Cross-Contamination
KFC shocked consumers when, on August 11, their social media account on X announced the forthcoming return of potato wedges on August 18.
Food Safety Data Indicates That These Foods Are Risky To Eat Right Now
Food safety information names the riskiest foods to eat right now in 2025, due to the potential for contamination or foodborne illnesses.
The Wellness Trap: When Clean Living Meets Addiction
The same drive to be perfect, to detox, to constantly optimize, can turn into something much darker.
Why Smelling Salts Are Stirring Up Controversy in the NFL
The NFL's new rules for the 2025 season include a ban on smelling salts, which has left both players and fans wondering why they're banned.
An Ongoing List of All of the Kroger Food Recalls in 2025
If you shop at Kroger for your groceries, you may have noticed that some of your grocery staples have been recalled. Here's an updated list.
Understanding Legionnaires' Disease, the Source of One of the 20th Century’s Worst Medical Tragedies
Where did Legionnaires' disease come from? You may be surprised to learn that the name of the disease hints at its origination and first known victims.
"Important Progress" Made in Studying Bee Venom To Cure This Type of Cancer
When advances in cancer research are made, we must pay attention. The future looks bright, if one research team is to be believed.
Folgers Coffee Price Nearly Doubles in Just One Month, Sparking Debate on Social Media
Folgers coffee drinkers, you will be upset to know that one X user found the price of his beloved jug of Folgers nearly doubled.
Mark Zuckerberg Has a Massive Property in Hawaii, but Does It Really Include Bunkers?
How much land does Mark Zuckerberg own in Hawaii? The Meta founder has quietly been grabbing up thousands of acres on the island.
There Is a Reason the Presidential Fitness Test Ended, but It's Coming Back
Why did the Presidential Fitness Test end? The test used to be administered to students across the country but the practice was ended by Obama.
TikTok Is Shining a Spotlight on ARFID, An Eating Disorder You’re Probably Unaware Of
ARFID stands for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, and it’s a clinical eating disorder that can affect both kids and adults. Learn more here.
The Real Reason So Many Celebrities Are Diagnosed With Lyme Disease
Justin Timberlake, Miranda Hart, why do so many celebrities have Lyme disease? Is it a conspiracy or do the stars just have more contact with ticks?
High Noon Recalls Some Celsius Energy Drinks That Accidentally Contain Alcohol
If you consume the Celsius brand of energy drinks, you will want to pay attention. Some of their products have been recalled as they contain alcohol.
If Your Broccoli Is Turning Purple, Does That Mean It’s Fresh or Funky?
Many people enjoy consuming broccoli for its delicious flavor and plentiful nutrients. If it is turning purple, is that a sign of decay?
Can Fans Expected To See Starbucks Raspberry Syrup Back in Stores Anytime Soon?
Is Raspberry Syrup coming back to Starbucks? Here's everything you need to know about everyone's favorite summer syrup and its return to Starbucks.
People Are Buying Their Cats Concrete Slabs for Enrichment, but Is It Safe To Do So?
Cats are fascinating to observe, and what they consider entertainment is equally astonishing. But are concrete slabs safe for cats?
Ready To Snap Into a Slim Jim? You Better Hold off if You’re Pregnant
What happens if you eat Slim Jims when you're pregnant? Experts advise against snacking on the processed meat when you're expecting.
Cats and West Nile Virus — What You Need To Know
Can cats get West Nile virus? Find out what you need to know about your cat's health when it comes to the virus that is transmitted by mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus Are Being Found in the U.S. — Is There a Vaccine Yet?
Mosquitoes that test positive for West Nile virus can be found all across the U.S. Is there a vaccine for West Nile virus available in the U.S. yet?
COVID Cases Are on the Rise This Summer — These Are the Symptoms to Lookout For
Experts are warning of new COVID symptoms in 2025 as a summer surge causes case numbers to grow in more than two dozen states across the U.S.
Uranus Enters Gemini in 2025 — Here's What That Means For You and History
What does Uranus in Gemini mean for those who follow astrology? Those who follow the zodiac say it's a time that could spell major changes.
We’ve All Laughed at the Videos, but Why Are Cats Really Afraid of Cucumbers?
Why are cats afraid of cucumbers? Videos of the felines reacting to the vegetable have gone viral online, but what's the reason for their fear?
Does Whole Foods Use Apeel, the Protective Coating Used To Preserve Produce?
If you shop at Whole Foods for produce, you may have noticed that some items feature a label about a protective coating. Is this preservative apeel?
A Dietician Reveals the Fruits With the Most Protein
Think you need to eat meat and nuts to get protein? Here are the fruits with the most protein that can help you stay fit and healthy.
Tomatoes Are About to Get a Lot More Expensive — Here's Why
If you frequently purchase tomatoes at the grocery store — or if you own a restaurant and use tomatoes often — you will see price increases.
Get the Facts on Apeel, the Protective Coating Applied To Produce
What is Apeel made out of? The protective coating is meant to keep fruits and vegetable safe, but some say the compound can cause allergic reactions.
Measles Cases Keep Rising — Is Being Vaccinated Enough?
Can I get measles if I'm vaccinated? Find out how vaccines protect you against the worst symptoms from the highly contagious childhood illness.