Mold does not discriminate against any type of building when it chooses to grow. While it might be synonymous with dingy basements and even old bathrooms that aren’t properly cleaned, … Read More
Wheat bread is better than white bread, so we’ve been told. Eat fewer refined grains and focus on getting back to the more fibrous stuff at the source, the experts … Read More
The next time someone tells you nothing good has ever come from social media, you could mention the 2011 Egyptian revolution that began on and grew in popularity on Facebook, … Read More
Veterans are stepping down in their efforts to stop an asbestos-related bill from being signed into law in Wisconsin. The group decided to end their opposition after an aide to … Read More
After the passage of 80 years, the most deadly and dangerous virus “Ebola” is back in West African countries of Liberia and Guinea. The media reports claim that more than … Read More
Planning to give birth in a hot tub? According to recent reports, water births might not be obstetrician-okayed just yet. The Boston Globe says that two prominent physician groups, the … Read More
Calling most any trend in the manufacturing or machining industries “hot,” might be a bit of a stretch, at least traditionally. However, the explosion of 3-D printing could be drastically … Read More
Scientists at biomedical research institute Forsyth, along with a Northwestern University colleague, have discovered that Transgultaminase 2 (TG2), a protein that’s widely distributed both outside and inside of human cells, … Read More
When you think of plastic surgery, your mind likely goes to the classic subjects — aging Hollywood starlets, panicking mid-40s men who’ve gone more gray than they’d expected, new moms … Read More
We all know that constantly drowning your fries in salt can, over time, lead to complications like high blood pressure and kidney disorders. For the past several years, doctors have … Read More
