Health

Scientific research shows that coffee enemas are ineffective and might even be harmful to your health.

For many ships, the program is the only regulator making sure they’re not cutting corners in areas medical centers, water systems, and food safety.

The world's first sperm race will take place on April 25 in Los Angeles.

Coffee doesn’t contain cholesterol. But depending on how it’s brewed, it may contain compounds that affect cholesterol levels.

Hunger and thirst are fundamental for your survival, but they're more complicated than you might initially think.

Starfish have a peculiar digestive system but share some mechanisms with humans.

Scientists now understand that lead exposure has significant neurological effects. No one polluted Europe with lead quite like the Romans.

The recent trend has emerged in response to a growing demand from women who want to avoid calculating their period manually with calendars or apps.

Fasting for three days and eating normally for four may provide a simpler and more effective approach to dieting.

Losing or controlling weight involves more than a simple equation of calories consumed versus calories burned. Many hidden factors, such as metabolism and social influences, can disrupt this balance.

A recent study outlines how often you should poop and when you should start getting concerned.

A team of researchers aim to transform it into a viable option for many athletes.