Once a healthy mainstay of native diets, freshwater fish in the U.S. have been rendered toxic by environmental pollutants. Even eating one fish a year could be dangerous, due to the high levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, they contain. The research, conducted by scientists with the Environmental Working Group (EWG), revealed that… Read More »
Most of us know the feeling after a great workout. It can be nearly intoxicating to feel alive and full of energy and endorphins. This feeling is incredible and, for many of us, can almost feel addictive. It’s great to move your body every day and get a sense of success when you complete a… Read More »
Just SIX in 1 million people develop rare heart inflammation after a second dose of the Covid vaccine – 85% less than the rate among the unvaccinated, study finds Less than out of every one million people develop myocarditis after the first shot of a Covid vaccine, and around six develop it after the second… Read More »
It’s hard to think of at-home workouts (and home gym setups, for that matter) without Peloton coming to mind. The fitness brand has not only made a name for itself with its instructors—who often have a cult following of their own—but also with its enthusiastic fitness community, built on the virtually endless number of workout… Read More »
Every year, Halloween somehow finds a way to sneak up on us. And while it feels like quarantine has made everything speed up, it also gives you time to find your next Halloween costume stress-free and without having to wait until the last minute. But then comes the difficult part—choosing the costume itself. Are you… Read More »
Children are seen taking food which supplied by NGOs and social organization, after a fire at a refugee camp in Ukhia, in the southeastern Cox’s Bazar district on March 24, 2021. Yousuf Tushar | LightRocket | Getty Images LONDON — The number of people dying from hunger rose six-fold in the past year to outpace… Read More »