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Parasitic organisms such as worms and microscopic protozoa survive by feeding on a host, and humans often become hosts unknowingly through contaminated food or water. Once inside the body, these organisms can live for months or years, quietly stealing nutrients or damaging tissues. Some remain in the digestive tract, while others migrate into muscles, organs,…

The Las Vegas Real Bodies exhibit was meant to be clinical and educational, but for Texas mother Kim Erick, it became something far more disturbing. What others saw as a plastinated anatomical model, she believed was her son—displayed, posed, and stripped of identity. And no amount of official reassurance has shaken that belief. Kim’s doubts…

For years, making the bed has been framed as a symbol of discipline and a productive start to the day. It’s often treated as a small habit with big meaning. Psychology suggests the opposite can also be true. Leaving the bed unmade is not automatically a sign of laziness or disorder. People who skip this…

Authorities in Houston are pushing back against growing fears that a serial killer may be responsible for dozens of deaths after 34 bodies were recovered from city bayous over the past year. Public concern intensified when three bodies were found within one week around Christmas. Two of the recent recoveries were in Buffalo Bayou and…

Dietary supplements have become a major part of modern wellness culture, promising better energy, immunity, and longevity. While many can be helpful when used correctly, experts warn that overuse may quietly harm the skin. Dermatologists interviewed by SheFinds highlight two common minerals—iodine and iron—that can damage skin health when taken in excess. Iodine is essential for thyroid…