Aging takes a toll on the body; the body struggles to heal as efficiently and effectively. DNA is a part of this; it connects accelerated aging with cancer risk.
“Essentially, our body’s DNA splits and comes back together daily,” said Dr. Daniel Landau, an oncologist, hematologist and contributor for The Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com. “Cancers develop when the DNA does not come…
When your sympathetic nervous system is activated, you may hyperventilate or breathe too quickly or shallowly. That’s where the feeling like you can’t get enough air comes in.
And unfortunately, what may feel instinctual can make matters worse. “Paradoxically, the…
With such discouraging news, where do we go from here? Specialists share their best advice:
Don’t delay seeking a referral.
Seeing a specialist is expensive and takes time out of a busy schedule. These are only a couple reasons why it’s understandable that you may not…
Whether you’re walking around Disney World, swimming in the ocean, or taking a mountain trip, it’s needless to say that many vacations — while tons of fun — can also be tiresome. After packing in as much as possible on your days off, exhaustion may set in as you rush…
Here's Why You Should Not Take ANY Risks When It Comes To Moldy Bread
February 10, 2025
If you’re a fan of blue cheese, you may think it’s perfectly fine to eat some mold. You’ve done it before and been OK, right?
That’s understandable and, in some cases, true. Mold isn’t always bad — but it can be.
“Eating moldy bread can upset your digestive…
We're Airport Workers. This Is The No. 1 Mistake We See People Make With A Boarding Pass.
February 3, 2025
Airport experts agree that when it comes to boarding passes, the most common mistake is for passengers to fail to check the information on it. What do you need to know? Is everything correct? Does your pass match your other materials?
“If there is any mismatch, you will…
People Are Excusing Elon Musk's Disturbing Salute As Autism. Autistic People Have A LOT Of Thoughts.
January 28, 2025
All of this begs the question: Are people associating Musk’s gesture with autism doing so because they believe they know how autism works, or because they want to throw a blanket defense for Musk (and perhaps more specifically, the far right)? After all, some X users…
