There Is a Rare Disorder Where People See Other Faces as Dragons
What is prosopometamorphopsia? Learn more about the brain condition that can make it appear as though faces are demonic or melting.
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The 4 Apple Cider Vinegar Health Benefits You May Enjoy When Drinking It
Plus, these are the negative side effects you might experience when drinking ACV.
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Signs Your Gut Is Unhealthy and the 4 Ways to Restore It
A microbiome expert lines out tips to help fix your unhealthy gut.
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Our experts tell you everything you need to know to live a happy and balanced life today.
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How Jocks and Mathletes Are Alike
Seven sports that come down to how well your neurons play.
‘It’s Mind-Boggling’: The Hidden Cost of Our Obsession With Fish Oil Pills
The market in this prized commodity is worth billions—but are the supposed benefits worth the cost to global ecosystems?
‘We sell it in secret, like drugs’: Brazil’s appetite for shark meat puts species under threat
Despite curbs on certain species, trade in the cheap fish is booming. But worried conservationists say most people do not even realise they are eating shark
Surgeons Can Now Basically Hot Glue Your Bones Back Together
Bones are pretty good at regenerating, but traumatic injury can require some outside assistance.
Warning as toxic fumes on major airlines' flights cause brain injuries
Flight attendant Florence Chesson said she was diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and damage to her nervous system after inhaling fumes leaked from the jet engine.
EXCLUSIVE: Jason Momoa's Near-fatal Drowning Catastrophe – 'Aquaman' Star Admits He 'Gave Up on His Life' After His 'Body Stopped' During Surfing Nightmare
Jason Momoa revealed he nearly drowned while surfing, admitting he gave up as his body suddenly stopped.
9 Fitness Tips From Athletes in Their 90s (and Beyond!) Who Are Still Crushing It
No, “modification” is not the four-letter word lots of exercisers fear.
6 of the Worst Habits for Your Muscles and Joints, According to Orthopedic Doctors
Steer clear of these everyday traps to avoid undue strain and pain.
12 Kitchen Cleaning Mistakes Microbiologists Really Wish You’d Skip
There’s more to it than a simple soak and scrub.
9 Foods You Might Think Are High in Protein but Actually Aren’t
Consider them helpful sidekicks to reach your daily goal.
Woman busted with enough fentanyl to kill 12M people while driving around with child: Cops
Cops say they arrested Lara-Rios, who they say "knowingly" possessed 24,958 grams of fentanyl, which is about 55 pounds, during a July 14 traffic stop near her home in Lawrenceville.
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Arrested with a child, enough fentanyl to kill 12M people in her car
A Gwinnett County woman with ties to a Mexican drug cartel was arrested after police said she was found in possession of more than 24 kilos of fentanyl.
'He's making history': Pennsylvania boy, 9, lives in Collegeville and goes to college
Aiden Wilkins, a 9-year-old boy from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, is making history as he takes college courses at Ursinus College.
www.nbcphiladelphia.com
11 Symptoms Foot Doctors Say You Should Never Ignore
Your feet can provide warning signs of diabetes, skin cancer, and more.
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Interesting11 Symptoms Foot Doctors Say You Should Never Ignore
Your feet can provide warning signs of diabetes, skin cancer, and more.
If GLP-1 Drugs Are Good for Everything, Should We All Be on Them? - The Ringer
David D’Alessio and Randy Seeley talk about how GLP-1 drugs work—why they seem to do everything—and how our understanding of them could make them better, more effective, and more broadly useful.
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America in the Age of Diagnosis - The Ringer
We used to be forgetful. Now we have ADHD. We used to lack motivation. Now we’re depressed. We used to be introverted. Now we have social anxiety. Today’s guest is neurologist Suzanne O’Sullivan, who argues that many doctors are pathologizing symptoms and changing the experience of the body for...
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The Healthiest “Super-Agers” Have One Thing in Common, According to a 25-Year Study - The Ringer
Sandra Weintraub, a scientist at Northwestern University, has been part of a team studying the brains of “super-agers,” people 80 and older who have the memory ability of people in their 50s. In a new paper, she found that super-agers have one thing in common: their social relationships.
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Why Do So Many Millennials Look and Seem So Much Younger Than They Are?
”As a kid, I didn’t picture 30 looking like this.”
This Is How Long You Need To Hold A Plank To See Real Results
Hint: It’s not as long as you think.
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