Health
Is Cracking Your Own Back Beneficial or Harmful?
Understanding the implications of self-induced back cracking on spinal health.
Does Coffee Add Years to Your Life? New Research Says It Might
Studies reveal that moderate coffee consumption may boost longevity and improve gut health, offering surprising benefits for coffee lovers.
Is Rapamycin the Fountain of Youth?
Originally a transplant drug, rapamycin is now being studied for its potential to slow aging. Here’s what science says about its promise and risks.
Adjust Your Healthcare Costs With Regular Chiropractic Care
Learn how regular chiropractic care can reduce healthcare expenses without invasive treatments or medications.
New Study Unveils How Omegas Fight Cancer at the Molecular Level
Recent research reveals groundbreaking insights into how omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids may actively reduce cancer growth and inflammation.
Thunderstorm Asthma: What It Is, Who’s at Risk, and How to Stay Safe
Sudden asthma events linked to thunderstorms can cause severe health risks. Learn what triggers these episodes and how to reduce your risk.
How Anti-Obesity Drugs Are Contributing to Food Waste
As appetite-suppressing medications like Ozempic rise in popularity, they’re linked to increasing food waste with a broad impact.
Game-Changing 3-D Mapping Reveals How Cancer Forms and Spreads
Revolutionary imaging technology unlocks new pathways for cancer prevention and targeted treatment.
Memory Isn’t Just in the Brain
Stunning new research reveals that cells throughout the body store memory, unlocking the potential for groundbreaking therapies.
Are Standing Desks Bad for Your Health?
Recent studies reveal both the benefits and risks of standing desks. Learn how to use them effectively without compromising your well-being.