A surgical technique using tissue derived from donated placentas has been linked to faster erectile recovery after prostate cancer surgery. In 2026 findings involving more than 4,000 men, those who received dehydrated…
The Tylenol-Autism Debate Isn’t Over. A New Review Also Challenges the ADHD Link
A 2019 study made the Tylenol question hard to ignore: children with the highest levels of acetaminophen detected in umbilical-cord blood had substantially higher odds of autism and ADHD. Then, a Swedish…
Can a Weekly Shot Curb Your Alcohol Cravings? New Semaglutide Trial Offers an Answer
A major clinical trial reveals that pairing a weekly GLP-1 shot with cognitive behavioral therapy cuts heavy drinking days by over 40%, potentially changing addiction treatment forever. You’ve probably heard all the…
Bacon, Hot Dogs and Deli Meat Raise Cancer Risk—Here’s How Much Is Too Much
Eating processed meats like bacon, hot dogs, and deli slices consistently raises your risk of colorectal cancer, but putting the raw numbers into perspective reveals practical ways to protect your long-term health….
Why do some people still believe the Earth is flat?
The idea that Earth is flat has been disproven by centuries of observation and modern measurement, yet some people still believe it. Psychology suggests the explanation is not simply a lack of…
What are UFOs or UAPs really? The truth is more complicated than it looks
The term UFO often makes people think of alien spacecraft, but that is not what the label actually means. Today, U.S. agencies usually use the term UAP, short for unidentified anomalous phenomena,…
Why haven’t we found aliens yet? Some of the best explanations raise even bigger questions
Scientists have spent decades searching for signs of life beyond Earth without confirming a single extraterrestrial organism or technological civilization. That absence creates a fascinating problem: if alien life really does exist…
Eating Sugar While Taking Antibiotics May Disrupt Gut Bacteria, New Study Finds
Antibiotics are built to kill bacteria, but they rarely stop at the bad ones. Helpful gut microbes can get swept away too, leaving open space for other bacteria to move in. A…
Could the future “afterlife” be digital rather than spiritual? Science fiction is starting to look plausible
For most of human history, the idea of continuing after death belonged mainly to religion, philosophy and personal belief. Technology is now creating a very different possibility: a version of you that…
Is it possible to preserve your memories before dying? The science is moving beyond science fiction
For most of history, preserving someone’s memories after death meant relying on photographs, letters, stories and the recollections of other people. Technology is now pushing that idea much further. Scientists can record…