Packing for disaster: expert tips on building your perfect family emergency bag
Packing for disaster: expert tips on building your perfect family emergency bag
Emergencies like fires and hurricanes demand fast action and smart preparation. Packing a well-thought-out emergency bag ensures you’re ready for anything. From critical documents to pet essentials and even comfort items, here's expert advice on what to include for yourself, your family, and your pets when disaster strikes.
Soror Shaiza
14-Jan-2025 02:22 AM
Palm Beach overload: the MAGA migration's pricey and chaotic toll
Palm Beach overload: the MAGA migration's pricey and chaotic toll
Once a quiet island oasis, Palm Beach is now the epicenter of celebrity chaos. With Trump’s security measures, tech moguls, and a soaring real estate market, locals are grappling with a transformed paradise. It’s no longer just about the view—it’s about surviving the new Palm Beach.
Soror Shaiza
14-Jan-2025 01:44 AM
L.A. fires leave kids with less than toys: how parents can help them process the loss
L.A. fires leave kids with less than toys: how parents can help them process the loss
When wildfires ravage more than just homes, parents are left to guide their children through a complex emotional maze. From comforting toddlers to explaining loss to older kids, here’s how to help kids understand and cope with the aftermath of the fires in L.A.
Soror Shaiza
14-Jan-2025 12:46 AM
Tech billionaire’s quest for immortality: ends up hungry forever
Tech billionaire’s quest for immortality: ends up hungry forever
Bryan Johnson, the tech guru who's obsessed with reversing aging, is constantly hungry and may have accelerated his aging with one of his many questionable anti-aging methods. From bizarre diets to controversial meds, he’s spending big to extend his life—and the results? Not so promising.
Soror Shaiza
14-Jan-2025 12:14 AM
Are you living with PFAS? how these 'forever chemicals' are everywhere and what you can do about it
Are you living with PFAS? how these 'forever chemicals' are everywhere and what you can do about it
PFAS, or "forever chemicals," are found in countless everyday products, from non-stick pans to food packaging. These chemicals persist in the environment for centuries and can pose serious health risks. While avoiding PFAS altogether is nearly impossible, there are steps you can take to reduce your exposure.
Soror Shaiza
13-Jan-2025 11:33 PM
Air purifiers for wildfire smoke: who needs one and how they can help
Air purifiers for wildfire smoke: who needs one and how they can help
As wildfires continue to ravage California, air purifiers have become essential for protecting health. Here’s everything you need to know about air purifiers: who should use them, how they work, and if they can truly help with wildfire smoke.
Soror Shaiza
13-Jan-2025 11:14 PM
Maha moms: the health movement backing RFK Jr.’s controversial vision for a ‘healthier’ America
Maha moms: the health movement backing RFK Jr.’s controversial vision for a ‘healthier’ America
A group of passionate, health-conscious mothers is embracing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vision for a "healthier America," advocating against processed foods and vaccines. With Kennedy’s recent appointment by Trump, these "Maha moms" feel empowered by his anti-establishment views, even as his conspiracy-laden ideas stir controversy.
Soror Shaiza
13-Jan-2025 10:45 PM
How are California theme parks handling the wildfire crisis?
How are California theme parks handling the wildfire crisis?
As wildfires rage across Southern California, theme parks like Universal Studios and Six Flags Magic Mountain are feeling the heat. Some have temporarily shut their doors, while others are holding their ground. Here's the latest on how these attractions are coping with the flames and what visitors need to know.
Soror Shaiza
13-Jan-2025 10:19 PM
The impact of job stress on sleep: how employers can help
The impact of job stress on sleep: how employers can help
Work-related stress is a major contributor to sleep disturbances, impacting the health and productivity of U.S. workers, according to a study in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine. Researchers found that job strain significantly increases sleep problems. Strategies like workload redesign and increased autonomy may improve sleep, well-being, and job performance.
Kumar Shivam
10-Jan-2025 11:07 PM
U.S. intelligence review reveals no foreign link to Havana Syndrome injuries
U.S. intelligence review reveals no foreign link to Havana Syndrome injuries
U.S. intelligence found no evidence connecting a foreign power to “Havana syndrome” injuries reported by diplomats and officials. Five agencies concluded foreign involvement is unlikely, while two suggested it’s possible a foreign weapon was developed or used. No specific incidents were linked, but the issue remains inconclusive.
Kumar Shivam
10-Jan-2025 10:58 PM
Biden administration proposes capping nicotine in cigarettes to reduce addiction
Biden administration proposes capping nicotine in cigarettes to reduce addiction
In its final days, the Biden administration plans to propose a rule limiting nicotine levels in cigarettes to make them less addictive. While specifics are unclear, studies suggest a reduction of up to 95% might be necessary. Advocates praise the move as a major public health advance, projected to prevent millions from becoming addicted. If finalized, the rule could significantly lower smoking-related diseases and deaths, though implementation may take years.
Kumar Shivam
10-Jan-2025 09:09 PM
Is smoking cool? New research reveals shocking truth about teen smokers and COPD
Is smoking cool? New research reveals shocking truth about teen smokers and COPD
A new study finds that starting smoking before age 15 greatly increases the risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in adulthood, even after accounting for smoking history and secondhand smoke exposure. Researchers stress that smoking harms developing lungs, underscoring the need for stronger public health efforts to prevent childhood smoking and protect long-term lung health.
Kumar Shivam
10-Jan-2025 08:40 PM
How to save lives during the next blizzard: the need for preemptive action
How to save lives during the next blizzard: the need for preemptive action
To prevent needless loss of life during blizzards, decisions about road closures and evacuations should be made well in advance based on predefined rules. This approach reduces uncertainty, eliminates hesitation, and ensures that necessary actions are taken swiftly and decisively when disaster strikes.
07-Jan-2025 02:43 AM
Understanding flight delays: how airlines and government regulations fail passengers
Understanding flight delays: how airlines and government regulations fail passengers
Airlines, not the weather, are at fault for many flight delays. From understaffed operations to outdated systems, airlines have been running their operations into the ground. But the real problem? The federal government’s lack of regulation and accountability. Let’s hold the right people accountable for the chaos in the skies.
07-Jan-2025 02:32 AM
Fog, conspiracy, or something in between? the "chemical fog" sweeping the US
Fog, conspiracy, or something in between? the "chemical fog" sweeping the US
A strange fog is spreading across the US, causing concerns and fueling conspiracy theories. Is it just weather, or is there a darker, "bioweapon" twist? People are worried about mysterious particles, bizarre smells, and flu-like symptoms. The truth? It’s just fog, but not everyone is convinced.
07-Jan-2025 02:13 AM
The holy year hype: 32 million pilgrims, a pope, and a bunch of holy doors
The holy year hype: 32 million pilgrims, a pope, and a bunch of holy doors
Pope Francis kicks off the Holy Year with over 32 million pilgrims expected to flood Rome. With masses, Holy Doors, and a special focus on hope, this Jubilee promises to bring not just prayers but a whole lot of foot traffic.
07-Jan-2025 02:01 AM
AI: the new super sleuth in the fight against Ovarian cancer
AI: the new super sleuth in the fight against Ovarian cancer
Synopsis: A new study reveals AI’s uncanny ability to detect ovarian cancer more accurately than human doctors. While it’s not quite ready to replace your physician, this breakthrough tool might just be the sidekick your doctor didn’t know they needed!
07-Jan-2025 01:44 AM
Liver cancer patient defies odds, loses 76 pounds on fruit-based diet and exercise regiment
Liver cancer patient defies odds, loses 76 pounds on fruit-based diet and exercise regiment
Derek Barnett, a 55-year-old man diagnosed with liver cancer, defied his prognosis of only six months to live by adopting a radical fruit-based diet and staying active despite physical limitations. After shedding over 70 pounds, he’s feeling better than ever, with hopes of a bright future.
07-Jan-2025 12:51 AM
The hug economy: cuddling salon becomes the ultimate comfort for lonely souls
The hug economy: cuddling salon becomes the ultimate comfort for lonely souls
A Polish entrepreneur's cuddling salon is so popular that it's generating a waitlist, especially for clients aged 40-60 seeking companionship. For $37, people can indulge in a safe, non-sexual snuggle session that offers both emotional support and physical comfort. But there's a strict no-sex policy — and a few unexpected fees.
07-Jan-2025 12:30 AM
Airbnb host charges you for breathing: the ultimate fee-for-everything experience
Airbnb host charges you for breathing: the ultimate fee-for-everything experience
An Airbnb host in Queensland has taken charging guests to a whole new level with a list of nearly 20 demands. Fees for anything from not emptying the dishwasher to extra towels (yes, towels!) have guests questioning if they’re staying at a property or being scammed.
07-Jan-2025 12:16 AM