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Beachgoers Beware? 5 Pathogens That Lurk In Sand
June 23, 2018 | ArticleBeach sand can harbor a number of bacteria, parasites and fungi that are linked with diseases.
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Why Do Our Brains Have Folds?
June 23, 2018 | ArticleMost of us have long accepted that our brains look like overgrown, shriveled walnuts. But why do our brains have those telltale wrinkles?
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How Parents and Doctors Can Support Transgender Children
June 22, 2018 | ArticleThere's a lot of misinformation out there for parents about doctors and gender non-conforming and transgender children. Here's the truth.
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The 'Keystone Virus' Had Never Been Seen in People, Until a Florida Teen Caught It
June 22, 2018 | ArticleA teenager in Florida is the first person known to be infected with a virus called Keystone virus, which is spread by mosquitoes.
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Could Herpes Viruses Play a Role in Alzheimer's? New Study Backs Theory
June 21, 2018 | ArticleAlzheimer's brains had up to twice as much of two common strains of herpes viruses than non-Alzheimer's brains.
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Don't Stare into a Laser Pointer Beam. You Could Burn a Hole in Your Eye.
June 21, 2018 | ArticleA boy in Greece burned a hole in his retina after repeatedly staring into a laser-pointer beam, according to a new report.
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Scientists Piped Music Into Women's Wombs to See If Fetuses Like Freddie Mercury
June 21, 2018 | ArticleMusic is the perfect mental stimulation for babies... even before they're born.
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Breads Made of Powdered Crickets May Be Loaded with Bacterial Spores
June 21, 2018 | ArticleThat's a setback for what is otherwise a highly nutritious bread.
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Vitamin D May Not Protect Against These Dangerous Pregnancy Complications
June 21, 2018 | ArticleProper nutrition during pregnancy is important for mother and baby, but there's been a debate about exactly how much vitamin D pregnant women need.
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