The world is actually a pretty kind place, according to a new report
It is easy to get bogged down in bad news and mean interactions, but a new report finds that people tend to be kinder than ...
Three major PIP changes that WON'T be happening after benefits overhaul confirmed
There were a lot of rumours about other changes that could be introduced to PIP which were not included in the Green Paper - ...
Dentist explains how weight loss jabs wreak havoc on unexpected area causing nasty infections
Most people know that using weight loss medication can throw up all sorts of side effects - some more sinister than others - ...
Nutritionist warns coffee can make you fat - even without milk and sugar
Emma Thornton says even if you take you coffee black and unsweetened it could disrupt weight loss - and even see you pile on ...
Don’t let politics ruin your sleep. Use these expert tips instead
Today’s volatile political environment is creating uncertainty and worry that can disrupt sleep and may even lead to a sleep ...
Michael Jordan steps up for uninsured families, opens free clinic in North Carolina
Michael Jordan continues to redefine his legacy, not just as a basketball icon but as a philanthropist dedicated to ...
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How U.S. aid cuts impact public health
Cuts to U.S. aid are putting public health in danger by stopping programs that fight and treat infectious diseases. This ...
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Low Marketplace Premiums Often Reflect High Deductibles
A proposed ACA reform would shift the benchmark plan from silver to gold coverage and expand cost-sharing subsidies, reducing ...
Study highlights widespread health co-benefits from all-of-society clean energy actions in the US
Transitioning to clean energy is not just about reducing carbon emissions—it's also about saving lives. According to a ...
Pediatrician, student testify to Texas lawmakers about social media's negative impact on children's health
State Rep. Mary Gonzales said on average, children spend 3.5 hours on social media every day, increasing their risk of ...
Back on Earth, astronauts can say goodbye to blurry eyes, puffy faces, ‘chicken legs’ and a little extra height
Astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Suni Williams are on their way back to Earth after nearly nine months in space and will soon be readjusting to life with gravity.