An unexpected treatment for seasonal allergies shows promising results
If the blooming flowers and budding trees of springtime set off your allergies, you’re not alone. Millions of people suffer from
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Is a hot dog a sandwich? Science has the answer.
It’s a question that’s been causing a stir since the invention of the hot dog bun in 1871. The bun,
MIT “DadBOT” experiment stagnant nearly one year later
An experiment that was quietly launched by several members of the MIT AI Labs Team last year has failed to
Do you watch pimple popping videos? You might be a psychopath.
More and more people admit to being weirdly satisfied by watching a pimple being popped on someone else. Some people
Research concludes that blue cheese is better than ranch
Rejoice, blue cheese lovers! A recent study conducted by Ponce University concluded what you have known all along: blue cheese is
Silencing your cell phone may signal a higher IQ
A woman is sitting in a cafe talking to a friend, and her cell phone starts ringing. She looks at it, decides
What Happened To Woolly Mammoths? The Answer Has Scientists Shocked.
An exciting new discovery about woolly mammoths paints an incredible picture of what might have caused them to go extinct.
Vaping Could Be To Blame For Excessive Rainfall
The National Weather Service is predicting excessive rainfall and extreme weather for many areas of the country once again. These weather warnings have many people asking: is vaping to blame?
Human-Food Bonding Is Real, Science Says
There appears to be a mutual, interactive process occurring between humans and food that suggests the formation of a close personal relationship between the two.
Are HIV-Infected Bananas A Threat To Your Health?
HIV-infected bananas are being shipped all over the world to unsuspecting consumers who are surprised to find blood inside their fruit. Why is this happening, and what can you do to protect yourself?
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