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%.
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.
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.
Question Your World: Does Science Have Any Good News for Us in 2020?
2020 has been a long, challenging year, so we figured we would take a moment to give some props to science for the good news that it had to offer recently.
