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Earth has pushed past seven out of eight scientifically established safety limits and into

A new study suggests that COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns could have affected the brain's ability to recall when events occurred.

Bringing someone back to life to life could be worse than death in certain instances. Administering CPR to a cardiac arrest sufferer might seem like a no-brainer, however studies show that mouth-to-mouth resuscitation could paradoxically cause many life-altering physical and mental complications.

Published last week in the journal Science Advances, the study found that medium-density, sprawling suburbias with low-rise buildings and single-family households were at greater risk for depression.

There is a medical reason why late spring and summer have you tossing and turning instead of snoozing.

A grown man had to be rushed into emergency surgery — after he got a can stuck in his can. No, this is not sophomoric potty humor: An unidentified 30-year-old male required medical assistance "two hours after inserting a deodorant canister into his rectum," according to a cringey case study published in the Visual Journal of Emergency Surgery.

New York City planning officials are conducting a sweeping new study of the impact hybrid remote work from home and "long-term shifts" in travel patterns first triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

After ingesting 40 pieces of chewing gum, a young boy was rushed to the emergency room to have the gummy mass removed from his stomach.

Testosterone is plummeting among young men — and their X-rated digital sexcapades could be the kinky culprit.

A new study found long COVID was more common and severe in study participants who were infected before the 2021 Omicron variant, unvaccinated or reinfected.