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How The Boiling Water Challenge Can Land You In The Hospital
The polar vortex has inspired another hot social media challenge.
Corn Syrup: How Bud Light Made It A Super Bowl Battle
Why is corn syrup used in the beer brewing process and what may be the health concerns?
Rubella: Why Its Appearance At A Detroit Auto Show Is A Problem
Rubella is also called German measles, but it is not caused by the measles virus and has a completely different set of problems.
Kids, You May Be Using Too Much Toothpaste, CDC Suggests
The CDC study also measured how many kids are starting too early or too late tooth-brushing with fluoride toothpaste.
How ‘The Office’ Taught A Man CPR To Save A Woman
If you had to rank the best people to learn CPR from, the Michael Scott character from TV’s The Office probably wouldn’t be at the top of your list.
Washington Declares Emergency For Measles Outbreak: How This Affects You
Can you picture who is paying for measles outbreaks that occur due to lack of vaccination? Take a selfie.
How Rocking Could Help You Sleep Better, Even As An Adult
Can rocking be a key to getting you to sleep like a baby? Here are two studies of mice and men and women.
Why You Should Not Kiss Your Hedgehog, CDC Warns Of Salmonella
Here’s one thing that you should probably ask before you kiss or snuggle with someone. Are you a hedgehog?
Standing Electric Scooters: Study Shows How You Can Get Injured
Scooters from companies like Bird and Lime seem to be a hit, but a new UCLA study shows what can happen when these scooters hit something or someone.
Measles Outbreak Show Why Anti Vaxxers Made WHO’s 10 Global Health Threats
Clark County, Washington, has declared a public health emergency due to a measles outbreak, another example of why “vaccine hesitancy” is on the World Health Organization’s 2019 list of 10 global health threats.
