Small Changes

If you follow HIV statistics, the numbers from Atlanta are startling. Why, over an 8-month period, has this trend exploded?

Shrimp sold across 13 states has tested positive for Cesium-137, causing people to wonder what happens if you eat radioactive shrimp.

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.

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?

Popular grocery store Wegmans has announced another recall. Here's everything you need to know about the recalled items before you shop.

Gas station drinks with Kratom have been making headlines as people who drink it report symptoms of addiction and intense withdrawal symptoms.

When the concept of sustainability enters the picture, sobriety takes on a deeper meaning.

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 information names the riskiest foods to eat right now in 2025, due to the potential for contamination or foodborne illnesses.

The same drive to be perfect, to detox, to constantly optimize, can turn into something much darker.

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.

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.

When advances in cancer research are made, we must pay attention. The future looks bright, if one research team is to be believed.

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.

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.

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?

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.

Many people enjoy consuming broccoli for its delicious flavor and plentiful nutrients. If it is turning purple, is that a sign of decay?

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.

Cats are fascinating to observe, and what they consider entertainment is equally astonishing. But are concrete slabs safe for cats?

What happens if you eat Slim Jims when you're pregnant? Experts advise against snacking on the processed meat when you're expecting.

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.

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.

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?

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?

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.

If you frequently purchase tomatoes at the grocery store — or if you own a restaurant and use tomatoes often — you will see price increases.

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.

Can I get measles if I'm vaccinated? Find out how vaccines protect you against the worst symptoms from the highly contagious childhood illness.

Enjoyers of RITZ peanut butter cracker sandwiches should be on the lookout for incorrectly labeled packages that have been recalled.

Eggs are a nutritious way to get daily protein, but what happens if you eat boiled eggs everyday? Here is what the experts have to say.

People are asking if the Nipah virus is real, after words spread about the zoonotic virus that has an estimated 40-70 percent fatality rate.

What does a red collar on a dog mean? Understanding the meaning behind color coded dog collars can help keep you and your dog safe.

Ideally, you maintain a plant-based, dairy-free lifestyle. If your family and friends consume dairy, though, their sleep may suffer because of it.

Blueberry enjoyers, we have some bad news. About 400 cases of organic blueberries were contaminated with Listeria, leading to a recall.

July is Plastic Free Month so here are some ideas for activities and ideas for reducing your single-use plastic use.

Is Canada offering asylum to U.S. citizens? Understanding the Safe Third Party Country Agreement and how you can seek refuge in Canada.

Over the past seven years, CartridgesDirect was able to save over 50,000 used printer cartridges from going directly to Australian landfills.

Why is American tea so bad? Tea consumed in the U.S. may be made from subpar ingredients that the rest of the world refers to as tea dust.

If you enjoy the study of dinosaurs and the never-ending search for new species, you'll appreciate the news of researchers' latest discovery.