Even if you’re not experiencing any GI symptoms right now, certain habits can help ensure your gut stays in tip-top shape.

Sugar consumption is addictive. It triggers the release of dopamine in the brain's reward center, the same response activated ...

A world health studies worldwide has found no link between cellphone use and brain cancer. For the study published in the journal Environment International, 11 experts from 10 countries scanned 5,000 ...

But you might find cancer changes your body image affecting the way you feel about yourself and sex. Some people lose interest in sex and feel very tired. But some people say that they want to have ...

likely due to the addition of both stevia and monk fruit extract. I also felt like it tasted more like cotton candy than it did grape. However, you can also pick it up in Orange Mango, Black ...

This election is still a dead heat, according to most polls. In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris are courting.

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“I came up with it as a fun way to fight cancer and raise money,” Barkan said. “I love mac and cheese, and I think lot of people do, too ... rallying for the cause is really special.

For example, the Southampton Study in 2007 suggested that certain artificial colours, including Red 40 and Yellow 5, could cause hyperactive behaviour in children, leading to restrictions in some ...

This means that alcohol can potentially rewrite our DNA and create changes called mutations, which in turn can cause cancer. The tale grows more complex when we consider the various ways alcohol ...

We say this word multiple times a day, but what does it really mean? Two linguists took the time to explain the fascinating origin of o'clock. Read on to learn what the o in o’clock stands for ...

It became a chapter in “What Does It Feel Like?,” coming from Dial on Oct. 8. The novella unfolds in vignettes, following Eve Monroe, a successful novelist and mother of five who has cancer.