A newly released study found that heat-resistant bacteria could thrive inside microwaves—despite the high heat—that can pose a risk to your health.
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SMARTPHONES DUMB MOVE FOR YOUR HEART HEALTH?
A newly released study suggested that frequent smartphone use could increase one’s risk for heart disease when compared to those who can manage to put their phones down.
RUNNING ON FUMES: CLIMATE INITIATIVES LARGELY A WASTE OF TIME, MONEY
A newly released study has raised new questions about the effectiveness of climate policies and found that out of 1,500, just 63 played a positive role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from 1998 to 2022.
AS ITS RAIL SYSTEM ROTS, U.S. FUNDS MAJOR WARS ABROAD
While Washington continues to fund wars around the world, the infrastructure in the U.S. continues to circle in the toilet.
POOR DIET BLAMED FOR JUMP IN COLORECTAL CANCERS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE
A new study released by the Cleveland Clinic says a dramatic increase in colorectal cancers among the young population could be blamed on poor diets.
SMARTPHONES LINKED TO ANXIETY, DEPRESSION IN TEENS
Newly released studies have shown increases and anxiety, depression, or insomnia among teenagers who use their smartphones at a “problematic” level.
U.S. RANKS LAST IN LIFE-EXPECTANCY AMONG SIX ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES
Eat shit food and vote for shit politicians = a short life.
TEXAS MIDDLE SCHOOL NIXES BAN ON ALL-BLACK OUTFITS OVER DEPRESSION SURGE
A middle school in the El Paso Independent School District announced last week that it will rescind a ban on all-black outfits after backlash from parents.
SHOPLIFTING IN U.S. JUMPS 24 PERCENT IN FIRST HALF OF THE YEAR
Shoplifting in the U.S. has surged in 2024 as cash-strapped Americans suffocated by soaring interest rates and high inflation struggle to make ends meet and are still paying the price for COVID-19 lockdowns that destroyed life on earth.
TATTOOS OPEN UP RISK OF INFECTION OVER POTENTIALLY HARMFUL BACTERIA
Researchers have raised alarm over the life-threatening health risks tied to tattoo ink—even when bottles are marked as sterile.