The No. 1 Breakfast to Boost Heart Health, According Cardiologist - TODAY.com
Cardiologist says it’s easy to choose a healthy breakfast that provides energy, nutrition and satiet...
If babies could write, what questions would they ask on Quora?
My cheeks hurt so much. Is it a kind of cheek cancer (Google told)? I slept on sofa but in the morni...
Lawyers could face ‘severe’ penalties for fake AI-generated citations, UK court warns - TechCrunch
he High Court of England and Wales says lawyers need to take stronger steps to prevent the misuse of...
Fireball streaks through aurora-filled skies photo of the day for June 5, 2025 - Space
Skywatchers in Chelsea, Canada are treated to a stunning aurora display that has a little something...
This Plant You’ve Never Heard of Can Do What Scientists Thought Was Impossible - SciTechDaily
A study on beetleweed shows that autopolyploid plants with different chromosome sets can coexist, re...
Ultra-thin lenses halve incident wavelength to make infrared light visible - Phys.org
Physicists at ETH Zurich have developed a lens that can transform infrared light into visible light...
Why do narcissists want to hurt your feelings, even after they discard you?
Great question. When my ex threatened to divorce me (he did this for most of my 6–7 year marriage) I...
News & Notes: John Harbaugh on Why Jon Gruden Observed OTAs - Baltimore Ravens
Aaron Rodgers’ presence will bring even more attention to the Ravens-Steelers rivalry. John Harbaugh...
Dopamine Neurons Map Future Rewards, Not Just Past Ones - Neuroscience News
Populations of dopamine neurons don't simply signal reward prediction errors—they encode rich maps o...
Should parents force their kids to go to school when they are sick?
No I don't. My daughter caught everything, and I mean everything. Her immune system has always been...
The Silent Virus Behind Mono Is Now a Prime Suspect in Major Diseases - Bloomberg
Epstein-Barr virus, which causes glandular fever, was once dismissed as a rite of passage. Scientist...
Are cold plunges good for you? Here’s what the science says. - The Washington Post
Despite their popularity, cold plunges can undo the benefits of resistance training, a new study sho...