Beware of potentially dangerous drug interactions of St. John’s wort: the apothecary
What a concern. Rhode Island pharmacist Ethan Melillo is calling St. John’s wort — a herbal supplement with roots in […]
The school’s beloved crossing guard was banned by students as young as five after parents complained
An Australian school community has been left outraged after a well-loved crossing guard was banned from a senior student after
There is no easy explanation for the rise in cancer rates among young people
Cancer experts are searching for an explanation for the grim upward trend in cancer rates among young people. A study
Expert Discovers Hilarious Hack That Stops Baby Meltdown Going Nuclear
Parents of toddlers know that dealing with fifth-grader tantrums is one of the hardest parts of parenting: especially if you’re
Flexibility test can predict how long you will live: study
If you want to live longer, flexibility exercises can be a step in the right direction. Brazilian researchers calculated a
World War II vet turning 100 gets a birthday surprise from a millennial
World War II veteran Dominick Daniel Santagata will turn 100 on August 23, and the Woodhaven, Queens native will be
NYC startup deploys reusable outdoor dining shacks
A clampdown in New York City is forcing thousands of restaurants to ditch their outdoor dining pods — and one
I hid stage 3 cancer from my family for years: ‘Too intense’
When Gamze Evren was diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer, she immediately made a brave decision: to hide it. The
Where you live may affect your chances of a dementia diagnosis: study
Location, location, location! Where you live in the US can affect your chances of getting a dementia diagnosis, a new
Scrabble adds Gen Z slang ‘yeet’, ‘grammable’ and more to the game
Millennial wordsmiths may soon be stuck with updated Scrabble vocabulary as Gen Z’s modern lingo becomes acceptable for use in