Health

Measles Outbreak At Florida Elementary School After CDC Warns Of Nationwide Rise

At least six cases of the highly contagious virus have been confirmed at the school outside of Fort Lauderdale since last week.
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So THAT'S How Little Salt We're Supposed To Eat Every Day? Yikes.

Do you even know how many milligrams you eat per day?
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A Year After Jimmy Carter Entered Hospice Care, Advocates Hope Endurance Drives Awareness

Since Jimmy Carter entered hospice care at his home in Georgia, the former U.S. president has celebrated his 99th birthday and enjoyed tributes to his legacy.
By Bill Barrow, AP

What The CDC's Potential New COVID Isolation Rules Mean For You

There may be a big shift in the CDC's recommendation for people who are sick with COVID-19 — and infectious disease experts have thoughts.
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Do You Have Peeing Issues? These Foods And Drinks May Be To Blame.

You probably expected to see coffee on the list, but you may be surprised at the others.
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Telehealth Abortion Is Perfectly Safe And Effective, Study Confirms

The findings stand in stark opposition to arguments from the anti-abortion movement.
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Wiggly Maggots Fall On Delta Passenger From Overhead Bin

Flight attendants discovered the creatures in a suitcase that also contained a rotting fish wrapped in a newspaper.
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The Biggest Early Warning Signs Of A COVID-19 Infection Now

Here are the first red flags that may appear — even before you test positive.
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Feeling Irrationally Upset Over Little Things? Here's What You Should Do.

Mental health experts share their advice for dealing with frequent emotional overreaction.
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This Viral Sleep Hack Won't Go Away. Here's What Experts Think About It.

The internet loves the nighttime practice, but there are a few things to know before you try it yourself.
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