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One simple way to improve your health is to make sure you're getting enough sleep.

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Is someone's ever told you that there's no such thing as too much coffee, they lied. The University of Southern Australia examined 347,077 adults between the ages of 37 to 73, and they discovered that drinking more than six cups of coffee a day can increase your risk of heart disease by up to 22%...

Y’all know by know that fecal bacteria is basically EVERYWHERE...especially on that device you’re currently using to read this article! While getting a little dirty doesn’t hurt, it’s still a good idea to protect yourself from the bad bacteria that can make you sick. You’ve probably heard the...

Happy Stress Awareness Month ! You can’t completely eliminate stress from your life, but we do what we can to get away from it for a little while. No matter what’s got you stressed, a survey found most Americans do the same things to cope with stress: watch TV (51%), talk to family and friends (41...

Getting caught picking your nose and eating the remnants is basically a life sentence to being known as a “booger eater.” The stigma around nose picking in general is weird, given that 91% of adults admit to picking their nose regularly . While just digging away up there might be fine, science says...

“Happy wife, happy life” is now a scientific fact! That’s according to a study that found having a happy spouse reduces your risk of death. The study, published in the journal Psychological Science , examined over 4,000 married couples aged 50 and up over the course of 8 years. The couples that...

Dogs aren’t the only pets who can recognize words these days! Scientists in Japan discovered for the first time ever that cats can distinguish between the words that humans say. It isn’t that they actually know the word is their name; there’s no evidence that cats assign a sense of self to their...

If lying in bed for a long time sounds dreamy, well this is the job for you. NASA is currently searching for volunteers to spend two months lying down to test the effects of artificial gravity on the body. The AGBRESA (Artificial Gravity Bed Rest Study) is searching for 12 women and 12 men between...