If you’ve ever stood anxiously by the baggage carousel, scanning for your suitcase among dozens of similar ones, you’re not alone. Many travelers use colorful ribbons, tags, or other identifiers to make their bags stand out. However, a baggage handler from Dublin Airport warns that this common practice might not be the best idea. This…
Being in pain is debilitating because it often limits one’s ability and willingness to engage in various everyday activities and affects their quality of life in general. When a person experiences pain, they do everything in their power to relieve it. When conventional medicine is not very helpful, they often turn to traditional remedies, trying the…
Known as “the mineral of the moment,” his majesty magnesium delivers health benefits most of us can’t even imagine. Magnesium is a mineral crucial for normal bone structure in the body. Most people get magnesium from a balanced diet and foods rich in it. In fact, when thinking of foods that are a good source…
It was late in the night when the police got a call from five-year-old Mia, who was visibly distressed and wanted someone to help her. Her trembling voice could barely whisper, “Please… can you come? Someone’s under the bed. I’m scared.” Her parents noticed her speaking to the police and tried to assure the operator…
The NIH estimates that a staggering 2 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in 2025 alone. According to their statistics, “breast, lung and bronchus, prostate, and colorectal cancers account for almost 50% of all new cancer cases in the United States,” while “lung and bronchus, colorectal, pancreatic, and breast cancers are responsible for nearly 50%…
Our personality is our strongest asset. The traits we possess not only help shape the connections we make with those around us, but also affect the ways we face challenges and express ourselves. However, just like the strengths we possess, we also have flaws—those tiny imperfections that make us human. Accepting our virtues and flaws…
It is surprisingly common to unexpectedly find a bruise on your body. Bruises typically form when the blood vessels under your skin break and start to leak. The blood then changes color as your body goes through the process of reabsorbing it. Women are also more likely to experience these random bruises than men. Most…
The World Health Organization (WHO), the World Heart Federation, and the American Heart Association estimate that heart failure (HF) is a global pandemic affecting at least 26 million people worldwide, and its prevalence is rapidly increasing, according to a study published in Science Direct. Heart failure doesn’t mean the heart is no longer working but that it isn’t pumping as…
A Michigan rapper is taking legal action against Lyft after claiming a driver refused to pick her up, allegedly fearing she was too heavy for his car to handle. Dajua Blanding, 36, who performs under the name Dank Demoss, captured the encounter on video earlier this month. The footage shows her arguing with the driver,…
German company Henkel recalled over 1,000 bottles of their shampoo brand Tec Italy Totale Shampoo due to fears of possible contamination with Klebsiella oxytoca, a potentially deadly bacteria that can cause infection of the eyes, skin, and nose. Henkel warned that it had distributed the shampoo in New York and California but it may have reached additional…