In a heartwarming moment that stunned even seasoned doctors, 70-year-old Safina Namukwaya from Uganda gave birth to healthy twin babies—a boy and a girl—via cesarean section. Her journey into motherhood at this age, assisted by IVF, has not only made…
When it comes to cancer, catching it early can be the difference between life and death. But unfortunately, some cancers—like pancreatic and prostate cancer—are notoriously sneaky. They often grow silently and only show obvious symptoms once they’re already in advanced…
If you’ve ever side-eyed your neighbor for being a little too cold-hearted—or had a coworker who seemed way too comfortable throwing others under the bus—you’re not alone in wondering: Is it just them… or is something in the air? A…
Take a breath. Now take another—just like that. But here’s the kicker: no one in the world breathes exactly like you do. Not even close. In fact, your unique way of inhaling and exhaling might soon help doctors identify who…
In a fiery reminder that nature doesn’t always play nice, a 30-year-old man took a tumble—literally—after getting a little too close to one of Earth’s most active volcanoes. It happened last week at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, near the Byron…
What if you could wake up and watch your dream like a movie? No more struggling to remember fuzzy images or strange storylines—just hit play and revisit your night’s adventures. It might sound like a plot twist in a sci-fi…
Every spring, as lawns bounce back from their winter nap and burst into green, a curious image often makes its rounds on social media—close-up shots of grass that, under a microscope, look like they’re smiling. It’s both odd and charming.…
What if your heart was more than just a pump? What if it had its own kind of intelligence—one that could sense, feel, remember, and even communicate with your brain? As science continues to dive into the mysteries of the…
Imagine this: you’re focused on a task—maybe you’re reading, typing, or deep in conversation—and suddenly, your eyelid starts to flutter like it’s got a mind of its own. It doesn’t hurt. It’s not exactly visible to others. But you definitely…
We’ve always known that oxygen is essential to keep us alive. But scientists are now discovering that this invisible gas may also play a starring role in how baby brains develop—especially in those earliest days after birth. A new study…
