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I was addicted to my phone – but one screen time hack actually made a difference
A personal account details how a simple magnetic lock device significantly cut phone use, highlighting effective strategies for digital wellbeing.
Why You Should Read Your Horoscope for Your Rising Sign
Discover why your rising sign is key to understanding your horoscope and how it impacts your personal astrology and daily life.
This Yoga Pose Is One of the Few Shapes That Offers a Serious Side Stretch
Gate Pose is one of the few yoga poses that provides a serious side stretch, enhancing lung mobility and spinal flexibility. Learn why it matters.
The Best Women’s Running Shorts (Summer 2026): Tested and Reviewed
Discover the top women’s running shorts for summer 2026, based on expert testing of 72 pairs for comfort, performance, and style. Updated recommendations inside.
Feeling the Sunday Night Dread? Try This Simple Stretch That You Can Do in Bed.
Discover a straightforward stretch you can do in bed to help reduce Sunday night anxiety and promote relaxation before sleep.
Vitamin D3 During Pregnancy and Cognitive Performance at 10 Years
A recent study finds maternal vitamin D3 supplementation during pregnancy correlates with improved cognitive performance in children at age 10.
Taylor Strecker and Taylor Donohue on IVF, queer parenthood, and the embryo transfer one of them didn’t know was happening
Taylor Strecker and Taylor Donohue share their journey through IVF, building a queer family, and navigating parenthood, highlighting their experiences and challenges.
Kate Gives Vulnerable Cancer Update After William Confessed He ‘Couldn’t Cope’ if He Lost Her
Kate Middleton has given a rare update on her health following William’s admission that he ‘couldn’t cope’ if she were to suffer serious illness.
Ultra-processed foods in the global food system: The role of tobacco companies
New analysis reveals tobacco companies’ significant role in the global ultra-processed food market, raising health and ethical concerns.
How Better Communication Changed My Relationships and My Life
A personal story of how practicing honest, kind, and clear communication improved relationships and emotional well-being.
Research Shows This Kind of Yoga Benefits Cancer Survivors. Here’s How.
A recent study shows that gentle, mindful yoga significantly reduces sleep issues, fatigue, and mood disturbances among cancer survivors, offering a safe intervention.
9 Father’s Day Gifts for Outdoorsy Dads
Discover nine top Father’s Day gifts for outdoor-loving dads, including durable gear, wellness solutions, and nutrition products, confirmed for 2026.
[Editorial] Responding to Ebola: a test
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International health agencies face challenges in controlling Ebola outbreaks, highlighting the need for improved strategies and preparedness.
Men are worried about their fertility. Enter the regrettably named trend of spermmaxxing
Men are increasingly worried about their fertility, fueling a trend called ‘spermmaxxing.’ Experts warn about misinformation and highlight real health issues.
Rachel Roddy’s recipe for baked fish and potatoes with oregano and lemon mayonnaise | A kitchen in Rome
Rachel Roddy shares her recipe for baked fish and potatoes seasoned with oregano and served with lemon mayonnaise, emphasizing the herb’s aromatic qualities.
Embracing Slow Growth: The Big Turning Point That Never Came
A reflection on the quiet, ongoing process of personal growth and why it often goes unnoticed but is ultimately transformative.
Is It Bad to Sleep With My Pet?
Experts discuss health risks and benefits of sleeping with pets, with recent studies highlighting potential concerns and safety tips.
Hospitals See Diseases Resurge as Vaccinations Decline
Hospitals are experiencing a rise in preventable diseases as vaccination rates drop, raising public health concerns amid ongoing outbreaks.
5 Yin Yoga Poses to Help Unlock Tight Hips
Discover five effective Yin Yoga poses to help release hip tightness, improve flexibility, and reduce discomfort caused by modern sedentary lifestyles.
3 Ways to Put the Wild Back in Hiking
Discover three proven methods to make hiking more primal and engaging, including barefoot walking, outdoor art, and embracing rain, to reconnect with nature.
Jeffrey Epstein Banked His Sperm Years Before His Death
Jeffrey Epstein stored his sperm years before his death, raising questions about potential future reproductive plans and legal implications.
Obesity May Be More Prevalent Than Previously Thought
Recent research indicates obesity rates may be underestimated due to changes in BMI standards, potentially impacting public health strategies.
The 2026 Outside Days Delivered More than a Few Emotional Moments
The 2026 Outside Days festival delivered memorable emotional moments, diverse activities, and a vibrant outdoor culture experience from May 30-31 in Denver.
Could lifting weights actually help you live longer?
Research shows that doing 90 minutes to 2 hours of weight training weekly can reduce the risk of early death by up to 13%, highlighting strength training’s health benefits.
What causes runner’s high – and how can you boost your chances of an ecstatic 5k?
Discover the science behind runner’s high, its neurochemical basis, and practical tips to boost your chances of experiencing euphoria during a 5K run.
Having your insulin pump die while you’re on vacation
A diabetic patient experienced their insulin pump failing while on a week-long trip, raising concerns about device reliability and patient safety during travel.
I made my phone slow on purpose
A user deliberately slowed their new iPhone to reduce excessive social media use, using a custom app to throttle internet speed on certain apps.
The Problem With Everyone Filming Themselves During Yoga Class
Increasing filming during yoga classes alters the practice experience, raising ethical and practical questions for studios and students alike.
Living with Chronic Pain Has Made Me a Better Yoga Teacher
A yoga teacher shares how managing chronic pain has reshaped her practice and teaching, emphasizing adaptability, advocacy, and redefining strength.
Show HN: Breathe CLI – Paced resonance breathing in the macOS terminal
A new terminal app enables paced resonance breathing on macOS to improve vagal tone, using a simple, dependency-free interface for daily practice.
The Japanese Towel Roll Is Here to Fix Your Posture
The Japanese towel roll method is gaining attention as a gentle way to improve posture and core strength, with scientific backing and safety considerations.
5 Health Risks From Consuming Too Much Protein
Consuming too much protein can pose health risks, including kidney damage and nutrient imbalance. Experts highlight the importance of moderation.
Mindfulness and Hypnosis: Tools for Navigating Chronic Illness
Emerging research highlights how mindfulness and hypnosis are being used as tools to help individuals manage chronic illnesses effectively.
What to know about sepsis, the dangerous condition that contributed to NASCAR driver Kyle Busch’s death
Kyle Busch’s death from pneumonia progressing to sepsis highlights the severity of this condition. Learn what sepsis is, why it’s dangerous, and how to recognize it.
The best face sunscreens in the UK: 10 lightweight, non-greasy SPFs for every skin type – tested
Discover the best lightweight, non-greasy face sunscreens in the UK, perfect for everyday wear and all skin types, with expert-tested picks for 2026.
How I Broke My Painful Relationship Patterns for Good
A personal account of recognizing and overcoming recurring unhealthy relationship patterns through self-awareness and small, intentional changes.
In Flint, Cash for Pregnant Women Leads to Better Outcomes for Babies
A new program in Flint providing cash to pregnant women has led to improved health outcomes for babies, marking a significant step in maternal support initiatives.
The Ballad of TIGIT
Roche’s promising TIGIT immunotherapy candidate, tiragolumab, showed initial success but recent trials have failed, marking a setback in cancer drug development.
TIL Mayo Clinic data found that individuals living within one mile of a golf course have a 126% higher risk (more than double the odds) of a Parkinson’s diagnosis compared to those living six or more miles away
Research from Mayo Clinic shows individuals within one mile of a golf course face over double the risk of Parkinson’s disease compared to those farther away.
The Cow’s Horn Was Literally Growing Into Its Skull
A cow’s horn was found to be growing into its skull, confirmed by a veterinarian. The case raises concerns about animal health and rare medical conditions.
Should You Take Nutrition Advice From a Chatbot?
As AI chatbots increasingly offer health tips, experts warn about potential inaccuracies in nutrition guidance and advise caution for users.
Recess isn’t a reward. It’s a requirement. Here’s what the new AAP recess guidelines mean for your kid.
The American Academy of Pediatrics now states recess isn’t optional but a health requirement for children’s development and well-being.
GMA Deals & Steals Beauty Bonanza features Laura Geller, Murad, Saint Jane
GMA Deals & Steals unveils a limited-time Beauty Bonanza with up to 65% off on brands like Laura Geller, Murad, and Saint Jane, available May 19, 2026.
How I Manage Outdoor Poop Emergencies When I’m Far from a Bathroom
Practical tips for handling bathroom emergencies during outdoor activities, especially for those with digestive issues, based on expert advice and personal strategies.
Why I’m Tired of Hearing the Phrase “Nervous System Regulation” in the Yoga Space
A critical look at the overuse of ‘nervous system regulation’ in yoga and wellness spaces, examining its implications and emotional impact.
How to Come Into This Seemingly Impossible Arm Balance Pose
Learn the confirmed steps and techniques to come into challenging arm balance poses like Visvamitrasana, with expert guidance and practical tips.
They’ve Heard the Warnings. Gen Z Is Tanning Anyway.
Despite health warnings, many in Gen Z are still engaging in tanning practices, raising concerns among dermatologists and health experts.
A Meditation on Working With Our Fear And Parenting From Love
A new guided meditation by Wendy O’Leary helps parents reconnect with love and manage fear during challenging moments with children.
Celebs and Influencers Tout N.A.D.+. But Is the Supplement Effective?
Celebrities and influencers are endorsing N.A.D.+, but scientific evidence on its effectiveness remains limited and unverified.
Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien Just Dropped a New Solo Album Inspired by Ancient Trails and Alternative Healing
Ed O’Brien, Radiohead guitarist, drops ‘Blue Morpho,’ a solo album influenced by his healing journey through nature and mysticism, accompanied by a short film.
Waking up a tortoise after 5 month of hibernation in fridge
A tortoise was successfully awakened after five months of hibernation in a refrigerator, raising questions about animal care and hibernation practices.
Screentime swaps: how to quit doomscrolling without quitting your phone
Learn practical strategies to reduce passive scrolling and make your screen time more intentional, supporting mental health and cognitive wellbeing.
A New Film Makes My Hearing Condition a Superpower. It’s Not.
A recent film suggests hearing conditions like hyperacusis are superpowers. Experts clarify it’s an oversimplification; the reality is more complex.
The Safest Way to Freedom for Your Dog
Halo Collar’s new virtual fencing and GPS tracking offer a safe way to give dogs outdoor freedom, with easy setup and expert training tools.
2 Minnesota Autism Therapy Providers Charged in $46 Million Medicaid Fraud Case
Two Minnesota therapy providers face charges for allegedly committing $46 million Medicaid fraud related to autism treatment services.
A Turkish man unhooked 100 bras single-handedly in one minute and now holds a Guinness World Record.
A Turkish man has broken a Guinness World Record by unhooking 100 bras single-handedly in one minute, earning a new title.
TIL a dog named Joy was the only member of Nicholas II household to survive the family’s execution. The Bolsheviks murdered the former Tsar, his wife,their five children,four retainers, and two other dogs, but spared Joy because he didn’t bark. Joy was later rescued and lived out his days in England
Joy, the dog of Tsarevich Alexei, was the only member of the Romanov household to survive the 1918 execution, and recent findings confirm his survival.
The worst kind of cancer suddenly isn’t so scary anymore
A promising clinical trial shows a KRAS-targeting drug may double survival in metastatic pancreatic cancer patients, offering new optimism for this deadly disease.
Your Most Improbable Life
Exploring how aiming for an improbable, unique life aligns with cosmic and evolutionary principles, and why it matters in the age of AI.
