Teen Marijuana Use Is On The Rise — & If We're Being Honest, We're Not Surprised
The last few decades have been game-changing for weed. In 1996, California became the first state to approve medical marijuana;
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How a virus that infects 50% of people is helping develop new cancer treatments
Most of us have heard of viruses such as measles and mumps—not to mention the more serious HIV and Ebola.
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Canada’s food guide is easy to follow if you’re wealthy or middle class
Canada’s new 2019 food guide uses nutritional science to define what a wholesome diet looks like. This is a great
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The gene therapy revolution is here
Gene therapy—for so long something that belonged to the future—has just hit the streets. A couple of weeks back, you
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Is it Possible to Spot Reduce? How Fat Loss Really Works
Unless you’re Terry Crews, there’s probably a few places that store more fat than you’d prefer. In fact, many people
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New findings from Human Microbiome Project reveal how microbiome is disrupted during IBD
A new study led by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Broad Institute of MIT
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Only 11 Americans are known to have received a 3rd double-lung transplant; this woman is preparing for the rare surgery
After her second double-lung transplant in 2012, Cassie Stanley was able to travel to Miami, Mexico and Las Vegas, root
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Drinking This Many Cups of Coffee a Day is Actually Dangerous
How many afternoons have you sluggishly moseyed over to the office coffee machine and wondered, Is this really my fourth
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Chris Hemsworth: I Never Said Avengers: Endgame Is My Last Time As Thor
The most talked-about Marvel movie is finally out, and it’s not just the superhero crowd that makes it extra special
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A Scientology Cruise Ship Is Quarantined After a Measles Outbreak
A cruise ship reportedly owned and operated by the Church of Scientology has been quarantined by medical authorities in St.
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