Winter is not the time to start foraging. It is a time to rely on what you gathered earlier. The cold months bring a harsh reality: nature's pantry is nearly empty. The plants that fed you in the warmer months have gone to sleep. Their leaves, fruits, and seeds are gone. What's left is often buried
Starting to use cannabis early in life can lead to bigger problems later. This is especially true for young men. A study looked at two groups of people from birth to age 23. It found that guys who started using cannabis early were more likely to have issues with it as adults. For girls, the link was
In 2025, Pittsburgh saw a big drop in homicides. There were only 35 killings, the lowest number in decades. This trend wasn't just in Pittsburgh. Other big cities like New York and Los Angeles also saw fewer murders. Experts say this could be because of better community programs and less violence ov
People often focus too much on looking fit rather than being truly healthy. This can lead to pushing too hard, not getting enough rest, and ignoring what the body really needs. A new book suggests a different approach. It's about making small, lasting changes to improve overall well-being. The book
Every year, people make New Year's resolutions. They promise to work out more, eat healthier, or learn a new skill. But by mid-January, many have already given up. Why does this happen? It's because people often set goals that are too vague or unrealistic. First, it's important to set specific, ach
Home blood pressure monitoring (HBPM) is a common practice. It helps doctors understand how a person's blood pressure changes over time. This change is called blood pressure variability (BPV). BPV is important. It can tell us about the risk of heart problems. But there's a problem. We don't know if
Prisons are tough places. People inside often turn to new drugs, called NPS, for different reasons. These drugs are not just about getting high. They help prisoners deal with their tough surroundings and emotions. But why do they use these drugs? That's what a study in Poland tried to figure out. L
POGZ, a protein linked to autism, plays a big role in brain development. It teams up with a group called PRC1. 6 to control how brain cells grow and specialize. Without POGZ, important brain genes don't turn on. This messes up signals that tell cells to become neurons. POGZ isn't just a lone wolf.
Robots that look and act like humans are becoming a reality. They can do chores, work in factories, and even chat with you. Companies like Tesla, Agility Robotics, and 1X Technologies are leading the way. These robots can fold clothes, answer doors, and make coffee. They can also do dangerous and bo
In Vienna, women's health literacy is a growing concern. Despite having a strong healthcare system, Austria lags behind other European countries in this area. Vienna, in particular, has lower life expectancy and healthy life years compared to the national average. The World Health Organization (WHO
