The school’s beloved crossing guard was banned by students as young as five after parents complained
An Australian school community has been left outraged after a well-loved crossing guard was banned from a senior student after […]
The iDip diet can cause 13% weight loss in a year, study says
If you want to lose weight, it’s best to eat more protein and fiber, a new study finds. Researchers at
‘Light smoking’ before pregnancy can cause serious health problems
Even “light smoking” – defined as just one or two cigarettes a day – can be a real pregnancy obstacle,
Cellphones stress parents as much as kids, study finds: ‘Constant connectivity comes at a cost’
Parents are just as stressed as children because they are often absorbed and distracted by their constantly ringing cell phones,
World War II vet turning 100 gets a birthday surprise from a millennial
World War II veteran Dominick Daniel Santagata will turn 100 on August 23, and the Woodhaven, Queens native will be
‘Emergent’ study: 60% of baby foods sold in the US are unhealthy
Armageddon? Sixty percent of baby and toddler foods sold in the U.S. aren’t as nutritious as they may seem, according
What is West Nile virus? What you need to know as it spreads across the US
This week, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, revealed that he
Scrabble adds Gen Z slang ‘yeet’, ‘grammable’ and more to the game
Millennial wordsmiths may soon be stuck with updated Scrabble vocabulary as Gen Z’s modern lingo becomes acceptable for use in
How to crack an egg correctly and safely: experts
Don’t be a clumsy oeuf! Whoever coined the phrase “there’s more than one way to crack an egg” was technically
“I must be really old”
A sign at a primary school revealing a list of words pupils are “forbidden” to use has caused an uproar