How to Help Kids and Grandparents Connect
Author Michelle Sterling walks you through different ways to help kids and grandparents deepen their relationships, both online and off.
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AI-discovered drugs will be for sale sooner than you think
It takes forever to get drugs on the market. AI could help speed up the process.
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America has the world’s safest air travel but sucks so bad at car safety
Three things the US can learn about road safety from our ultra-safe air travel system.
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This summer is giving us a glimpse at the dangerous future of work
It’s hot and only getting hotter. Could this be the next big labor battle?
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How to handle a scary diagnosis
It’s tough to know how to talk about a life-threatening illness, whether it’s your own or someone else’s.
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Why you should divide your life into semesters, even when you’re not in school
The academic calendar can help you with goal-setting, time management, and motivation.
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What "record-breaking heat" actually means
Temperature records are falling around the world, but those records aren’t equally meaningful.
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The invisible consequences of heat on the body and mind
Heat has a bigger impact on us than we may realize.
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The Vox guide to extreme heat
Heat records will keep falling. Our guide on why it’s so hot, how to stay cool, and climate solutions.
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Woman reveals the plan that helped her drop 16LBS in TWO WEEKS
Hettie Jo Hansen, a 35-year-old Zumba instructor from Utah, has more than 27,000 followers on TikTok, where she shares her 'tips for easy weight loss.'
The seven foods you should NEVER cook in an air fryer
Air fryers can be used to cook a number of foods, but there are several products that are not suitable. Which? has revealed a list of seven foods you should never cook in an air fryer.
Slow cookers 'THREE TIMES more expensive to run than induction hobs'
Tests by the UK consumer group Which? showed that induction hobs use significantly less energy than slow cookers when it comes to certain tasks.
The most common air fryer fails and how to fix them
From undercooked chips to dry chicken, you might need to do some tinkering before you get recipes right. Help is at hand, as Which? has revealed the most common air fryer fails - and how to fix them.
Eat Fermented Foods and Fast Overnight: Professor Tim Spector's Rules for Healthy Eating
MH sits down with the pioneer of personalised nutrition, Professor Tim Spector, to learn the new rules of microbe management
The key to depression, obesity, alcoholism – and more? Why scientists are so excited by the vagus nerve
Stimulating the vagus nerve is being hyped as the simplest way to reduce stress, dampen anxiety – and could even curb obesity. But what exactly is it? And how does tickling your ear help?
Strengthen Your Core in Just 10 Minutes With This Beginner Wall Pilates Workout | Livestrong.com
No equipment? No problem. This 10-minute wall Pilates workout is great for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.
Hypertension: How strawberries can help heart and brain health
Consuming strawberries daily may help improve cognitive function, lower blood pressure, and increase antioxidant capacity, a clinical trial shows.
medicalnewstoday.com
People Are Sharing Their Budget-Friendly Cooking Habits, And I’ll 100% Be Trying All Of These
"I moved away from buying for a specific meal or recipe. Having a stock of building blocks lets me assemble meals on the fly to suit my mood and reduce ordering out because I am bored by what's in the fridge."
Kamado Joe Konnected Joe review: A highly versatile smart grill | Engadget
Kamado Joe put its smart-grilling expertise into a WiFi-connected model with all the benefits of a ceramic cooker..
engadget.com
Orange Is the New Yolk
On how the so-called farm egg and its yolk became unlikely fetish objects.
eater.com
My Incurable Condition Is A Potential Ozempic Side Effect. Trust Me — Weight Loss Isn't Worth This.
"When I am lying in bed waiting for an acute flare-up of nausea to subside, I feel so depressed that I can’t help wondering if I can continue to live this way."
10 Minutes of Mindfulness Changes Your Reactions
It’s a one-second lead over your mind, your emotions, your world.
Why You Should Take a Minute to Meditate (Almost) Every Day
One minute. Most days. Big results.
Controversial Climate Solution May Cool Earth, but at What Cost?
Professor Ted Parson tells The New Abnormal how we already have the technology to help cool the Earth by 1 degree within years and why lawmakers are fearful of embracing it.
www.thedailybeast.com
Can Drinking Coffee Save You From Sleep Deprivation? A Psychologist Explains
There is no denying the importance of sleep.
www.sciencealert.com
How hunger can warp our minds
Hunger is a powerful sensation, and it can overwhelm our brain's ability to carry out other tasks.
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The Sticky History of Baklava
The sweet dessert is an important part of the culinary identity of so many places that people sometimes dispute claims to its origins
You Can DIY a Better Taco Bell Grilled Cheese Dipping Taco
Taco Bell giveth and Taco Bell taketh away. Soften the blow with this DIY recipe.
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The Best Pasta Salad Recipes, According to Eater Staff
Follow these Eater-approved, summer-friendly recipes to the letter, or consider them your starting points for experimentation
www.eater.com
A Brief History of China’s Global Warming Hoax, From 1863 to Right Now
It all began in 1863, when Irish physicist John Tyndall proposed in a “false flag” operation that variations in atmospheric composition could cause changes in the climate.
theintercept.com
Make Better Cloudy Lemonade With Air Fried Lemons
It’s lemonade for people who love Campari—real sicko stuff.
lifehacker.com
Stop Looking at the Stupid Little Dial Thermometer on Your Grill
The temperature inside your grill is crucial. The dial doesn't help.
lifehacker.com
Make This Truly Unhinged Thanksgiving Leftovers Sandwich
Why use boring, new bread when you have savory stuffing just waiting to be turned back into sliced bread?
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Food - Tips, Tricks and Hacks for Doing Everything Better | Lifehacker
Find the latest cooking advice, appliance reviews, and kitchen hacks from Allie and the team as they explore how to cook smarter, faster, and better.
The hell of living with Hugh Hefner by his playboy bunny
If Crystal Hefner ever gets her doctorate in psychology, she plans to revert to her maiden name and become Dr Crystal Harris PhD. 'If I get that, it's over. Bye,' she says of the Hefner name.
Lyme disease sufferer reveals how she nearly died thanks to vegan diet
Angela Lerro, 38, from Los Angeles, stopped eating most meat and fish after being diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoing a mastectomy in 2013.
Escape Your Comfort Zone: How to Face Your Fears—and Improve Your Health, Wealth and Happiness
Is there something great you have always wanted to do, but fear has held you back? Make this the year you go for it.
How Mental Health Became a Social Media Minefield
Social media is now basically WebMD for mental health.
Memory Hacks If You’re Feeling Forgetful (Or Just Fried)
How to remember names, dreams, and the elusive word that’s just on the tip of your tongue.
Canadian 9-year-old undergoes life-saving bowel transplant
A beloved nine-year-old, known as Bella Brave to those on TikTok, underwent a life-saving bowel transplant for a rare disease she has been fiercely battling since birth.
A B.C. study gave 50 homeless people $7,500 each. Here's what they spent it on.
A new B.C.-based study undercuts the persistent stereotype that homeless people can't be trusted with cash, according to the lead researcher who says it also highlights a different way to respond to the crisis.
Scientists are one step closer to making smart contact lenses a reality
Scientists have created a flexible battery as thin as a human cornea that could potentially power smart contact lenses in the future, according to a new study.
What are seasonal allergies and how do you deal with them?
As trees release their final flurry of pollen into the air, mould spores and dust mites peak, signalling the start of autumn, the battle against seasonal allergies begins. It’s a familiar saga that many are gearing up to face with tissues in hand.
More than 3 years since pandemic started, some still take advantage of virtual school
While many caregivers welcomed the end of remote learning with open arms, Cheryl Ambrose is among those clinging to virtual schooling options. For some, the continued spread of COVID-19 and potential risk of long COVID are motivating factors. Others found their children learn better outside of a...
The World’s ‘Oldest Practicing Doctor’ Shares How He Keeps His Brain Sharp as a 101-Year-Old Neurologist
While genetics and luck are a good head-start, he says, stimulating your mind (at all ages) is crucial for staying mentally sharp and keeping your brain healthy as you age.
www.wellandgood.com
The next pandemic could strike crops, not people
Scientists warn that if farming practices don't change, climate change could push us into the next great plant pandemic.
grist.org
Healthy Mind: Advice for Mental Health | Well+Good
A healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body. Get guidance ranging from self-care tips to strategies for overcoming mental health challenges.
www.wellandgood.com
Deep Breathing Can Reduce the Symptoms of an Anxiety Attack—Try These Techniques the Next Time You Feel One Coming
Body sweats, a tight chest, and a racing heartbeat: When you're in the grips of an anxiety attack, your body tends to follow suit. Thankfully, according to psychologists, deep breathing can help soothe these symptoms. Here's why, plus several techniques to try for anxiety relief.
www.wellandgood.com
The Case For 10 Minute ‘Exercise Breaks’ To Support Your Mental Health, According to a Therapist
Take a break.
www.wellandgood.com
Chess Is More Popular Than Ever—And Playing It Can Boost Your Brain Health, According to a Neurologist and Neuropsychologist
Learn about the benefits of chess on the brain, which include boosting cognitive reserve and enhancing executive function.
www.wellandgood.com
Are Over-the-Counter Sleep Aids the Answer to a Full Night’s Rest?
While OTC sleeping pills can provide temporary relief from insomnia or sleep disturbances, there are also potential side effects.
www.wellandgood.com
How To Fall Asleep Fast: 14 Expert Tips That Will Help You Doze Off ASAP
Tired of tossing and turning for hours before actually nodding off?
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Well+Good: Well-Being for Your Body, Mind, and Spirit | Well+Good
A market-leader in the wellness space for over a decade, Well+Good is a digital publication and community dedicated to informing and empowering you to live a well life, inside and out.
www.wellandgood.com
Eat Fermented Foods and Fast Overnight: Professor Tim Spector's Rules for Healthy Eating
MH sits down with the pioneer of personalised nutrition, Professor Tim Spector, to learn the new rules of microbe management
Opinion | Not Everything We Call Cancer Should Be Called Cancer
Calling something cancer can lead to aggressive treatment even if the cancer in question is unlikely to cause problems.
Top 5 Foods That Can Help You Live Longer
New research finds that eating five specific plant-based foods can significantly lower your risk of developing several chronic diseases, increasing your lifespan — and they're environmentally sustainable too.
healthline.com
Opinion | Portugal Has Succeeded Where We’ve Failed With Addiction
Claims that decriminalization is harmful are not backed by evidence.
When I Was 6, I Thought Doctors Knew It All. Then a Botched Operation Changed Everything.
They told me I’d be running around in days. It didn’t turn out like that.
How to defuse catastrophic thoughts | Psyche Guides
Do you often fear the worst is going to happen? Use these therapeutic techniques to think more rationally and calmly
psyche.co
Why you should try the ‘hunter' method for tackling household chores
To-do lists simply not getting done? The 'hunter' method could help check off the worst of your cleaning and organizing tasks experts say
www.homesandgardens.com
Caffeine in Your Blood May Affect Body Fat And Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
The levels of caffeine in your blood could affect the amount of body fat you carry, a factor that in turn could determine your risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
www.sciencealert.com
Lawsuit alleges Brita's filters not nearly as effective as advertised
A Los Angeles man launched a legal fight against the makers of Brita water filters, alleging that the manufacturer lied about its products' abilities to remove poisonous chemicals.
Brita Filter Lawsuit: Should You Be Worried About What’s Still In Your Filtered Tap Water?
A class-action lawsuit alleges that Brita filters engaged in deceptive advertising about what their filters do and don’t remove from your tap water.
www.thehealthy.com
Does Coffee Dehydrate You? A Urologist Reveals the Truth
Does coffee dehydrate you? A doctor sets the record straight on one of the widest-believed alleged downsides of your morning cup.
www.thehealthy.com
Is Stevia Bad for You? What Experts Say About This Sugar Substitute
Stevia's popularity keeps growing. What is this wonder sweetener, where did stevia come from, and is it bad for you?
www.thehealthy.com
Dwyane Wade Reveals the Post-Retirement Health Scare He’s Been Managing All-Naturally
Ahead of his NBA Hall of Fame induction, Dwyane Wade opens up about the roadblocks he's overcome to maintain an elite level of wellness.
www.thehealthy.com
What Are Fitness Gummies and Do They Work?
The wide range of dietary supplements for athletes can be overwhelming. We can help.
www.thehealthy.com
The Trailblazing Doctor Who Helped a Mob Boss Cheat Death — And Changed History
Dr. Barbara Roberts, a groundbreaking woman in medicine, treated — and fell in love with — the most brutal and dangerous men alive. Then, some say, she helped bring down New England’s biggest crime family.
The Shock of Japan’s Extreme Heat
The unprecedented high temperatures this summer have been devastating to the nation’s elderly population and have also altered Japan’s culture in unexpected ways.
The No. 1 Way To Fight Inflammation and Boost Your Gut Health Through Food, From a Functional Medicine RD
A diverse gut equals a healthy gut.
www.wellandgood.com
What I Saw When I Looked Inside My Own Body
Modern medicine is constantly showing us our guts and bones. Why doesn’t it feel more profound?
The Persistent Mysteries of Electroconvulsive Therapy
Many experts stand by ECT as an effective tool in treating some mental illnesses. But few can agree on how it works.
undark.org
Why Doctors Spend Millions on Fees That Could Be Spent on Providing Care
The shift to electronic medical reimbursements gave rise to payment processing companies demanding a 1.5% to 5% fee every time a doctor gets paid by insurers. The government banned such fees — until a company lobbyist got involved.
Radiation, a mainstay of cancer treatment, begins a fade-out
“There are situations now on an individual patient basis where radiation may not be needed.”
www.statnews.com
Book Review: Two Critiques of America’s Ailing Health Care System
Two new books chronicle the shortcomings of the nation's overwhelmed and often chaotic medical care system.
undark.org
Healthy Eating Plans for Every Lifestyle | Well+Good
Your eating lifestyle should work for you. Whether you’re vegan or gluten-free, discover healthy eating plans for every preference.
www.wellandgood.com
Well+Good: Well-Being for Your Body, Mind, and Spirit | Well+Good
A market-leader in the wellness space for over a decade, Well+Good is a digital publication and community dedicated to informing and empowering you to live a well life, inside and out.
www.wellandgood.com
‘I’m an RD—These Are the 4 Best Plant-Based Sources of Calcium for Boosting Bone Health as You Age'
Got *soy* milk?
www.wellandgood.com
What Is Caffeine Poisoning, and Should Us Coffee Chuggers Be Concerned? A Medical Toxicologist Tells All
Caffeine poisoning is what can occur when someone takes in too much caffeine over a short period of time.
www.wellandgood.com
You’re Not Wrong—Brussels Sprouts Taste Way Better Now Than They Did When We Were Kids, and It’s Because of Science
Although we’d like to think it’s because our palates have matured, it’s not the reason why.
www.wellandgood.com
7 Health Benefits of Raw Garlic That Make It Worth the Stinky Breath
Studies show that the optimal amount of raw garlic you should consume a day is roughly one to two cloves in order to get the most amount of benefits without any undesirable side effects (like body odor or heartburn).
www.wellandgood.com
Can MDMA Therapy Ease the World's Traumas? Critics Aren't Sure.
MDMA-assisted PTSD therapy has shown some promise in the West, but plans to export it globally are premature, critics say.
undark.org
In India, a Spark of Hope for Detecting a Chronic Lung Disease
Silicosis is an incurable illness affecting millions of factory workers. A new tool may lower the barrier to diagnosis.
undark.org
AI Alone Won’t Solve the Problem of Antibiotic Resistance
Opinion | Even with help from AI, fending off the scourge of antibiotic resistance remains a human responsibility.
undark.org
Book Review: A Physician's Quest to Treat Multiple Sclerosis
Stephen L. Hauser's “The Face Laughs While the Brain Cries" describes his formative years and his cutting-edge research.
undark.org
Texas resident dies from brain-eating amoeba after swimming in lake
The individual, who was not named, swam in Lake Lyndon B. Johnson, which is about an hour outside of Austin, Texas, before falling ill with the amoeba.
Overdoses involving fake Xanax have doubled since 2021
The proportion of fatal overdoses involving fake tablets more than doubled from 2019 to 2021, a report from Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) found.
US Health News | Daily Mail Online
Find out the latest health news concerning the US including healthy living, disease, fitness, diet, nutrition, mental health and more.
More eyedrops contaminated with bacteria are recalled by FDA
Dr Berne's Whole Health Products is issuing a voluntary recall of several eye products because bacteria and fungi were detected, according to the US FDA.
Woman's dental treatment left her with painful 'elephant skin'
Lily Lindsay, from Aberdeenshire, paid £1,000 for dental composite veneers, But she was left with 'crusty' skin after what she claims to be an allergic reaction.
What's going on with Mitch McConnell?
Senator Mitch McConnell struggled to grasp questions from reporters and froze mid-sentence on Wednesday, the second such instance this summer which experts believe could indicate seizures.
Woman recovering in ICU after sniffing super-hot chili pepper
Thais Medeiros, 25, of Brazil, was cooking with her family when she held a hot pepper to her nose. It caused her brain to swell, likely from an allergic reaction. She went into a coma for several days.
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