Posted: December 22, 2020

Handling Stress this Holiday Season

The idea of “holiday blues” or “holiday stress" has been around for a long time, as evidenced by psychiatric studies and classic movies of the 1980s! Problems with stress typically develop from an imbalance between supply and demand.

Handling Stress this Holiday Season
Posted: December 10, 2020

Question Your World: Do Animals Regularly Need Medicine Like Humans Do?

As humanity races toward a vaccine for the coronavirus, it’s upholding a tradition shared by many members of our extended family. Yes, other animals have also been known to explore medical intervention!

Question Your World: Do Animals Regularly Need Medicine Like Humans Do?
Posted: December 8, 2020

Question Your World: Can Proper Sleep Also Prevent the Risk of Heart Failure?

A good night’s sleep has been associated with many health benefits, like improving energy, controlling weight gain and managing stress. Scientists recently added a new one to the list: a good night’s sleep could reduce the likelihood of heart failure by 42%.

Question Your World: Can Proper Sleep Also Prevent the Risk of Heart Failure?
Posted: December 7, 2020

Smallpox: The Scientific History from Variolation to Vaccination

As the commander in chief of the Continental Army, George Washington oversaw the first large-scale public vaccination program in American history during the Revolutionary War.

Smallpox: The Scientific History from Variolation to Vaccination
Posted: December 3, 2020

The Inner Monologue Debate: “Could This Be a Recipe for World Peace?” She Asked Herself

Here's something that surprised Twitter users earlier this year: some people have an internal monologue and some don’t. Thinking about that makes us realize we think differently from other people. Why does this matter? Find out.

The Inner Monologue Debate: “Could This Be a Recipe for World Peace?” She Asked Herself