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Photo by Delmaine Donson via Getty Images Using Your Smartphone Can Lower Your Chance of Brain Decline
While some may argue that smart phones are rotting our brains, a new study found that the exact opposite is true.
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Photo by Robert Daly via Getty Images Young Women Are More Likely to Binge Drink Than Young Men
Women between the ages of 18 and 25 are more likely to binge drink than men their age, a new research letter found.
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Photo by Catherine Falls Commercial via Getty Images Invasive Strep Infections Have More Than Doubled in the US
Invasive strep is on the rise in the US, with 21,000 and nearly 2,000 deaths reported in 10 states over nine years.
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Photo by University of Leicester ‘Inside-Out, Headless Wonder’ Older Than Dinosaurs Discovered in Africa
Researchers have uncovered a new species that predates dinosaurs and is described as ‘an inside-out, legless, headless wonder.’
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Photo by NYU Langone Staff Woman Receives First-Ever Fully Robotic Double Lung Transplant
Cheryl Mehrkar, a 57-year-old New York woman, recently received the first-ever fully robotic double lung transplant.
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Photo by izusek Don’t Get Too Comfy: Sitting Too Much Can Lead to Heart Disease
The risk of heart disease is greater in people who sit more than 10.6 hours a day, even if they spend time working out, a new study found.
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Photo by Morten Falch Sortland US Plagued by ‘Historically High’ Number of Preterm Births
There were 370,000 preterm births in the US last year.
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Photo by Aliverdibayli Sadig A Rotting Dead Whale is Drawing a Massive Crowd at the World’s Largest Lake
A statue of a beached whale, complete with the smell of rotting fish and actors playing scientists, is a hyper-realistic call to action for climate change.
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(Photo by John Lamb / Getty Images) Women Are Turning to Testosterone Therapy in Search of ‘Miracle-Drug’
On the advice of influencers, middle aged women are turning to testosterone therapy to combat symptoms of menopause.
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Photo by Marie Mangan, courtesy of University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Man’s Brain Tumor Shrinks by Half Amid Clinical Trial
Paul, a British man, saw his brain tumor shrink by half after he participated in a groundbreaking clinical trial.
