Science

Nature’s UTI defender faces new scrutiny. Can it stand the test of science?

The government is also hoping 80 percent of the energy grid will come from renewable sources by 2035.

Linked to reproductive concerns, Chlormequat is not approved for use on U.S. crops—however, it is entering our food supply through imports.

Researchers from the University of Sydney found exercising between 6 p.m. and midnight can be good for health.

Research shows this ancient volcanic mineral also supports the immune system and has anti-inflammatory as well as anti-tumor properties.

Exploring the transformative power of nasal breathing, from shielding against illness to enhancing brain function and appearance.

$20 million of taxpayer funds will be allocated towards the initiative.

Financial incentives, gamified challenges, and social support effectively motivate people beyond doctor’s advice for improved health.

The baddies aren’t your classic evil queens or wolves in disguise but the very champions of clean energy, wielding their wind turbines like modern-day swords.

There is no tsunami warning at this stage.

MP John Ruddick has raised a petition to have the mountain reopened and has been vocal over the ‘hocus pocus’ inventions of ’left-wing extremists.’

Mexico says genetically modified corn is a threat to its unique cultural diet and native strains of maize—and quite possibly the health of its citizens.

The state anticipates a loss exceeding $47 million due to the closure of the 2024 salmon fishing season.

In 1998, researchers stated “The once-maligned castor bean may be the next heavy hitter in cancer treatment,” yet it is still on the drawing board.

Contrary to the accepted claim of saturated fat being a main culprit of heart disease—the mysteries are many—and begin to unravel when we look to natural care.

Knowing what signs of acid damage to look for in your mouth could help you resolve root causes contributing to destruction along the whole digestive tract.

Consumers have been misled about the recyclability of plastic. ‘It’s essentially state-mandated public deception,’ according to policy analyst David Allaway.