Seeing grandkids lights up grandmother brains
Grandmothers really do light up at the sight of their grandkids. A new study points to activation in the part of the brain linked to emotional empathy.
You might be underestimating strangers’ interest in your life
New research suggests that people are more interested in the lives of strangers than you might think and we can have better conversation by going deeper.
Don’t wash your turkey this Thanksgiving
If you want to keep yourself and your dinner guests safe from foodborne illness, you shouldn’t wash poultry. An expert breaks down how to stay safe.
Comparing 17.5 million options shows CDC got COVID vaccine rollout right
A study of 17.5 million strategies shows the CDC made the right recommendations for the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. But there is room for improvement.
Long-lasting economic growth may start downward slide
Our period of global economic growth could begin a slide into stagnation. Scientists say the slowdown might persist for decades.
Frailty is more common in kids getting heart surgery than previously known
A third of children who undergo a procedure for a severe congenital heart condition identify as frail. That can affect their health outcomes after surgery.
Letting teens consent on their own may boost HPV vaccine rates
More teenagers might get the HPV vaccine if they could do so without involvement of their parents, a new study shows.
How Galápagos giant tortoises live cancer-free for 100 years
Extra genes may be the secret to aging well for Galápagos giant tortoises, which can weigh over 300 pounds and live cancer-free for more than 100 years.
Eminem’s Latest Battle Is A Trademark Dispute Over ‘SLIM SHADY’
IPNews® – On November 15th, 2021, Eminem’s trademark attorney filed a trademark opposition against a trademark application for ‘Slim Shady Politics.’ The notice of opposition claims that registration of the term ‘Slim Shady Politics’ would create trademark dilution and a likelihood of confusion. The application is for “news and information in the field of national… Continue Reading
Lemurs confirm benefits of ‘poop soup’ for ailing gut
Lemurs confirm the benefit of fecal transplants for off-kilter gut microbiomes. The treatment sounds gross but is effective, say researchers.