Trending Now:
Published: August 9, 2019 by 247tempo
If you don’t drink — especially if you don’t even like being around people who do — the American college […]
Published: August 8, 2019 by 247tempo
Is America on the verge of going CBD-crazy? There’s some evidence that we’re headed that way. Cannabidiol, or CBD — […]
Most Americans have never heard of one of the most common forms of skin cancer — one that’s about five […]
Published: August 7, 2019 by John Harrington
There are about 465,000 elephants left in the wild in Africa and Asia today. An estimated 415,000 elephants plod through […]
Published: August 7, 2019 by 247tempo
It is well-established that our bodies need omega-3 fatty acids, substances found primarily in certain varieties of fish (one kind […]
Published: August 6, 2019 by 247tempo
Sesame seeds are on hamburger buns, bagels, and crackers, and in cereals; the oil is commonly used in Asian dishes; […]
Though it wasn’t technically the first video streaming service — that honor goes to Hongkong Telecom’s now-defunct iTV — when […]
Published: August 5, 2019 by 247tempo
Marijuana-using drivers beware: A new device can help the police determine whether or not you’re high behind the wheel. We […]
Published: August 5, 2019 by Douglas A. McIntyre
In many states, people under 21 years old can buy tobacco products. Most Americans don't approve of this and want the age barrier to be above 21. This could drive legislation to increase the age limit.
One primary reason that longevity in the United States has grown for decades is more effective treatments for cardiovascular disease. The period of progress may have ended though, according to a new study.