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If you pay even the tiniest bit of attention to exercise news and trends, then you’ve certainly encountered the term

Nine In Ten Americans Have Been Exposed To Pesticides

Ever since Rachel Carson published her groundbreaking 1962 book Silent Spring, people around the world have seen the use of

At the start of this week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention detailed just how serious the ongoing measles

For decades, scientists have correlated smoking and drug use with death. A recent global study funded by the Bill &

In 1995, scientists developed a vaccine to prevent chickenpox. It didn’t take long for an overwhelming majority of schoolchildren, who

Recovering from a vasectomy can be an uncomfortable experience, one that requires patients to forgo physical activity for as long

Spring: the sun is out more, the winter jacket is going back in the closet for a while, and there

Rare Disease Day occurs on the final day of February. This year’s Rare Disease Day is the 12th to date,

The phrase “zombie deer disease” sounds like something pulled straight from an apocalypse movie, but it’s not. Zombie deer disease,

It’s difficult not to love pasta. Its starchy texture has made it a people-pleaser in homes around the world, and