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8 Surprising Benefits Of Eating Ice Cream

It's National Ice Cream Day this Dec. 13. It's time to enjoy the creamy goodness of this dessert without feeling guilty since it also has health benefits.

States That Legalized Recreational Marijuana Saw Increased Simultaneous Use Of Cannabis, Alcohol: Study

Simultaneous use of the two substances "has a greater risk of potential negative consequences than single-substance use and is more common in younger age," researchers noted.

Watching More TV Could Also Mean More Bodily Pain In The Long Run

Even just an hour of increase in TV time is significantly linked to increased bodily pain.

Using Screens To Calm Your Child May Have Long-Term Consequences, Study Finds

Using mobile devices to calm children may be more problematic for certain kids.

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The mounted fossil of a Tyrannosaurus rex known as Sue is pictured at the Field Museum in Chicago

100 Million-Year-Old Reptile Fossil Found In Australia: 'Rosetta Stone Of Marine Paleontology'

A 100-million-year-old elasmosaur fossil was unearthed in Australia by three amateur fossil hunters in August.

'Astonishing Abysmal Find': Shark Graveyard Discovered On Indian Ocean Seafloor

One of the teeth they found was likely from a close relative of the megalodon.

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1 Queen To Rule Them All? European Hornet Invasion May Have Come From Single Queen

The recently discovered Irish specimen is likely part of the ongoing European invasion.

FDA Prioritizes Approval Of Over-The-Counter Version Of Narcan

A naloxone-based nasal spray used to effectively reverse opioid overdoses could be available over the counter by March, after the FDA prioritized its approval Tuesday.

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Snot's Different Colors And What It Means For Your Health

The mucus is present not just in the nose but in every moist surface of the body, such as the lungs, sinuses, mouth, stomach, intestines, and even the eyes.

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Damn Vs Darn: Researchers Find Commonality In Swear Words Across Languages

"(N)ot all sounds are equally suitable for profanity," the researchers wrote in a recent study.

Holiday-Suicide Myth: Some Media Coverage Still 'Perpetuates' This False Idea, Analysis Finds

The holiday-suicide idea is not backed up by data, but it has reportedly been hard to "stamp out this myth."

Cold Moon 2022: Don't Miss Out On The Harbinger Of Winter

The 12th and last full moon of the year will peak on Wednesday at 11:09 p.m. ET

Measles Outbreak In Ohio: Health Officials Warn Of Possible Exposure At Dollar Tree Store

This comes amid an outbreak that has sickened dozens of people so far.

Hundreds Of Dead Endangered Seals Appear On Russian Coast

An estimated 1,700 endangered seals were found dead on the southern coast of Russia Saturday.

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In Rare Case, Shingles Infection Causes Man's Bladder To Rupture

This case brought to notice a very rare consequence of shingles infection.

Pandemic Accelerated Brain Aging In Adolescents, Study Finds

The features indicate they had "older-appearing brains."

Nearly 145 million people globally had at least one long Covid symptom in 2020-21

Women, Individuals With High BMI May Face Greater Risk Of Long COVID: Study

'Male sex compared to female sex was a factor protective of post-COVID symptoms': researchers.

Stunning Critically Endangered Gecko Makes An Incredible Comeback [Photo]

By 2018, its population had already shrunk to just a fifth of its original size, mainly from exploitation for illegal collection and the destruction of its small habitat.

This Super 'Invisible Fiber' Could Make Cakes And Pizzas Healthier: Here's How

Fiber can help fend off health conditions such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, as well as lower the risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, according to researchers.

'Canyon-like' Hole In The Sun May Cause Solar Storms On Friday [Photo]

This storm is yet another solar attack in a series of solar storms that have struck Earth as the Sun prepares to move toward the most active phase of its 11-year solar cycle.

Why Astronomers Are Concerned About Bright New 'Cell Phone Towers In Space'

New measurements found that the new satellite is now among the brightest objects in the night sky.

Mauna Loa erupts for the first time since 1984 on Hawaii Island, on November 28, 2022

Mauna Loa: Satellites Capture Incredible Views Of Eruption [Photos]

Various satellites have caught a glimpse of the Mauna Loa eruption in Hawaii.

What's A Green Mediterranean Diet? It May Help Reduce Harmful Visceral Fat

The Green Mediterranean is essentially a "greener" version of the popular Mediterranean Diet.

'Phenomenal': 2 New Minerals Discovered From This Meteorite Piece [Photo]

The new minerals were found in a small slice of a 15-ton meteorite.

A NASA employee holds the official Artemis mission patch at NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio

LOOK: Artemis I 'Crew' Takes 'Selfie' With The Moon

Commander Moonikin Campos, Zohar and Helga had a bit of a fun exchange on Twitter.

Top Five Diets Revealed: Dash Diet Rules, Atkins Diet Looms at the Bottom

What Is The DASH Diet? Breaking Down The Healthy Eating Plan

The DASH Diet reduces hypertension and helps with long-term weight loss.

8 Glasses Of Water A Day Myth Or Truth? Here's The Right Answer

Researchers determined if eight glasses of water are really needed based on a study that employed over 5,600 volunteers of different ages from 26 countries.