President Trump has made headlines by advising pregnant women to avoid Tylenol, citing unproven links to autism. This article delves into his claims, the facts about autism, and the science behind acetaminophen use during pregnancy.
Get ready for an exciting new adventure with the Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Mega Dimension DLC! Featuring the Mythical Pokémon Hoopa and two new Mega Evolutions, this expansion offers fresh content and customization options. Preorder now and receive exclusive rewards!
Is your pediatrician really profiting from vaccines? In this article, we dive deep into the realities of pediatric vaccination practices and the motivations behind doctors' recommendations. Discover the truth behind the money and science.
Menopause can bring disruptive symptoms, but hormone therapy offers relief. Experts discuss its benefits and risks, urging women to make informed decisions about their treatment options.
Game Science has announced Black Myth: Zhong Kui, a new single-player action-RPG that follows the ghost-catching god Zhong Kui. Revealed at Gamescom, the game promises fresh experiences and bold features while building on the success of Black Myth: Wukong.
In a candid interview, Jimmy Kimmel passionately defends the state of late-night television and dispels myths about its decline, all while celebrating his Emmy nominations and sharing hilarious anecdotes.
In northern Colorado, cottontail rabbits are undergoing a bizarre transformation due to the Shope papilloma virus, sparking comparisons to mythical creatures and raising concerns about their spread into Wyoming.
Residents of Fort Collins, Colorado, are spotting rabbits with grotesque horn-like growths caused by a common virus. Dubbed 'Frankenstein bunnies,' these creatures are not dangerous and have a fascinating link to folklore.
A group of rabbits in Colorado has been spotted with bizarre horn-like growths, leading to a flurry of nicknames like 'Frankenstein bunnies.' But don't be alarmed; they are infected with a common virus that poses little harm.
The 10,000 steps goal is a marketing myth! Recent studies reveal that as few as 3,000 daily steps can significantly improve your health. Learn the truth and top tips to boost your step count.
