Only One Country Is Food Secure

A global study found only Guyana fully self-sufficient in key food groups, highlighting risks in global food security. Read More »

The Dirty Suitcase

Suitcase wheels harbor more bacteria than toilet seats, including staph and E. coli, raising hygiene concerns for frequent travelers. Read More »

Our Universe Proposed as a Computer Simulation

A new theory suggests gravity may be an information-saving function in a simulated universe, challenging current physics models. Read More »

Endangered Butterfly Benefits From Hurricanes

Hurricanes help Schaus’ swallowtail butterflies by promoting new growth of key host plants, boosting a once-dwindling population. Read More »

Heavy Metals in Rice

Arsenic was found in all U.S. rice brands tested; long-term exposure raises health concerns, especially for infants and pregnant women. Read More »

Youth Develops Heart Disease Detector

A 14-year-old's AI app detects heart issues via smartphone audio, achieving 96% accuracy in early trials across two countries. Read More »

Cranberry Products for Urinary Tract Infections

Cranberry juice and capsules may prevent UTIs in susceptible groups, but show limited benefit for pregnant women and the elderly. Read More »

Global Integration of Traditional Medicine

WHO’s new strategy supports research and regulation of traditional medicine while protecting Indigenous rights and safety standards. Read More »

Food Companies To Discontinue Food Dyes

Major food brands will remove synthetic dyes by 2026, responding to health concerns over behavioral effects in children. Read More »

Guide to Canine Hormonal Balance: Strategies To Overcome Spay-Neuter Syndrome

Early spaying or neutering may disrupt canine hormone health; natural diets, herbs, and glandular support can help restore balance. Read More »