US Health Weekend Features Project

The popular gaming platform Twitch has been told by online child safety experts to crack down on a fresh wave of content that has pornstars seductively licking microphones in their bras.Twitch is primarily used for viewing videos of…

The jury's no longer out on vaping.Mountains of research in recent years have shown inhaling high doses of nicotine and heavy metals in e-cigarettes can lead to similar damage to the heart and lungs as smoking traditional cigarettes.And…

Researchers have uncovered another side effect of pandemic lockdowns and travel bans - a surge in 'drivers' anxiety'.A survey found that a quarter of people are driving less than they did during the pandemic, and the majority say it's…

The world's oldest bodybuilder is a 90-year-old great-grandfather-of-nine who's been working out for more than 70 years and can lift more than his bodyweight.Jim Arrington, who turns 91 next month, was given the title at the age of 83 —…

Now that the dust has settled on Covid, experts are warning that the fallout from the pandemic might kill more people than the virus ever did.Increasingly, evidence shows that lockdowns, mask mandates, school closures and canceled…

One of the latest wellness trends has people wrapping themselves up as mummies and picturing their dead bodies to imagine and come to terms with their eventual death.  Death meditation, a mindfulness meditation practice centered around…

Millions of US taxpayer dollars are being sent to shady laboratories in China to fund cruel and dangerous experiments on animals.Records show more than $15 million in government grants has funded animal experiments in foreign labs from…

The number of men seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction has soared in recent years amid what some have described as a 'silent epidemic'.Viagra - the 'little blue pill' - is normally associated with old people but the most recent…

Golfing may DOUBLE risk of skin cancer, study indicatesBy Caitlin Tilley, Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com Updated: 09:53 EDT, 6 August 2023 <!-- <!-- --> <!-- …

Intermittent fasting has been all the rage in recent years, but a new study suggests skipping breakfast could lead to long-term health issues. The global research found that those who ate breakfast later had a higher risk of type 2…