Signs of labor: 6 clues baby is coming soon By Cari Nierenberg, Ashley P. Taylor Every labor story is different, but there are definitely signs that can let you know if you are in the early stages of labor.
Tooth sensitivity: Causes and remedies By Ashley P. Taylor, Jessie Szalay Tooth sensitivity is a common dental problem that involves discomfort or pain in teeth when encountering certain substances and temperatures.
Mysterious neurological symptoms are appearing in US diplomats and spies around the world By Stephanie Pappas Approximately 60 U.S. personnel stationed around the world have complained of mysterious neurological symptoms that may be linked to the use of a microwave weapon.
Zombie mink slaughtered due to coronavirus are 'rising' from mass graves By Nicoletta Lanese Gases excreted by the decomposing mink had pushed the carcasses up through the ground.
Prominent scientists call for more investigation into origins of coronavirus By Rachael Rettner The origins of SARS-CoV-2 have been hotly debated.
This chain reaction could explain rare blood clots linked to some COVID-19 vaccines By Nicoletta Lanese While plausible, this hypothesis still needs to be confirmed.
Pigs can breathe through their butts. Can humans? By Nicoletta Lanese Assuming humans can also breathe with their intestines, the finding may have clinical applications.
Woman gets 6 doses of COVID-19 vaccine at once By Rachael Rettner She did not experience any serious side effects from the vaccine overdose.
See how the brain wobbles with each heartbeat in incredible new videos By Nicoletta Lanese Using a new MRI technique, scientists captured amazing 3D footage.
FDA okays emergency use of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for young teens By Yasemin Saplakoglu On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration extended emergency approval for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to include adolescents.
Potentially fatal 'black fungus' infections on the rise in India's COVID-19 patients By Nicoletta Lanese The relatively rare infection, called mucormycosis, usually occurs in those with weakened immune systems.
Pfizer/BioNTech take first step toward full approval for COVID-19 vaccine By Yasemin Saplakoglu Pfizer and BioNTech applied to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for full approval of their COVID-19 vaccine.
First genetically modified mosquitoes released in US By Nicoletta Lanese The modified mosquitoes should mate with local populations and undermine the survival of offspring.
Doctors successfully treat rare J&J blood clot, case report shows By Yasemin Saplakoglu Doctors have successfully treated a patient who developed very rare blood clots after receiving the Johnson & Johnson with an alternative blood thinner to heparin.
MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD one step closer to FDA approval By Nicoletta Lanese Barring results from an additional trial, the treatment could be approved within a few years.
Eating too much salt could mess with your immune cells By Yasemin Saplakoglu Eating too much salt may reduce the amount of energy that immune system cells can make, preventing them from working normally, according to a new study.
US birth rate plunged in 2020 By Rachael Rettner Last year's birth rate was another record low for the country.
Why do nuts and grains go bad? By Donavyn Coffey Even if they don't get moldy, nuts and grains can go bad. Why is that?
Mother rejoices after her child's successful spina bifida surgery in the womb By Nicoletta Lanese Spina bifida is a birth defect that affects the spine and brain.
Novel coronavirus really is seasonal, study suggests By Rachael Rettner Findings don't mean that summer weather will eliminate COVID-19; but it may give people a leg up against the disease.
