Poor Sleep May Increase Risk for Alzheimer’s
A new study suggests that even a little sleep loss can increase the risk for Alzheimer’s disease, the leading cause of dementia.
5 Reasons You Should Never Drink Water Out Of A Plastic Bottle Again
Everyone knows it’s important to get plenty of water everyday, but studies have found that drinking it out of a plastic bottle can be bad, both for you and the environment. Here are 5 reasons to avoid plastic water bottles...
Smartphone Separation Anxiety Becoming More Widespread, Study Finds
With smartphones now considered a necessity for everyday life, the phenomenon of nomophobia -- the fear of being without a working cell phone -- is becoming an increasingly widespread problem, a new study has found.
Twitter Partners with The Weather Channel to Live Stream Eclipse
Twitter has partnered with The Weather Channel to live stream today’s “Eclipse of the Century,” as the moon’s shadow travels from the West Coast to the East Coast of the U.S.
Choosing Alternative Medicine to Treat Cancer May Increase Death Risk by 5X: Study
Patients who chose alternative therapies to treat cancer instead of the recommended medical treatment may be significantly increasing their risk of death, a new study has found.
Samsung Recalls Galaxy Note 4 Batteries for Overheating
More bad news for Samsung’s troubled line of Galaxy Note smartphones: More than 10,000 refurbished batteries for the Note 4 are being recalled over a risk of overheating, which may lead to fires and/or burn injuries.
Mazda Recalls Another 80,000 Vehicles for Defective Takata Airbags
Mazda USA is recalling nearly 80,000 SUVs and cars in the latest round of a seemingly endless string of recalls involving deadly Takata airbag inflators.
A Puncher’s Chance: McGregor’s Hope for Long-Shot Victory Over Mayweather
Next Saturday, Irish mixed martial arts superstar Conor McGregor will face Floyd Mayweather Jr., undefeated 5-division world champion and arguably the best defensive boxer in history, in a crossover cash grab that will leave both fighters laughing all the way...
Sig Sauer Recalls Pistols After Unintentional Discharge Wounds Cop
Sig Sauer is offering a "voluntary upgrade" on its P320 pistols after a Connecticut police officer filed a lawsuit alleging that one of the firearms fell to the ground and discharged, resulting in severe wounds to his knee.