When Minor Health Symptoms Mean Major Heart and Brain Complications
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Conservationists Fight to Protect Marine Life in New Lawsuit
Fishing operations are leading endangered species into extinction, according to conservationists.
Won’t Somebody Think of the Children?
Frozen embryos exist in a strange place, between property and personhood, bridging the future and the laws of the past.
Traffic Fumes are Leading to Millions of Commuter Deaths Each Year
Motorists not only have to worry about road rage and distracted driving, but toxic fumes that are causing brain damage, new study suggests.
Structural Racism Impacts Brain Health, Studies Show
Discrimination can take a significant toll on psychological health, research demonstrates.
Professor: Hamline University Called Me “Islamophobic” for Showing Pictures of Mohammed in Art History Class
The former professor alleges that she was fired simply because a single Muslim student–who had been warned about the pictures at the beginning of the semester–sent a complaint to the school’s administration office.
African-American Couple Settles Lawsuit with Company That Under-Appraised Property
The plaintiffs claimed that their home’s appraisal skyrocketed by more than $450,000 after they asked a White friend to pose as the owner.
Ancient Medicinal Lion’s Mane Mushrooms May Improve Memory
Scientists have found that the properties of the ancient lion’s mane mushroom carry a wealth of benefits.
Allergy-inducing Sesame Seeds are Being Added to Food Items
Bakeries, fast-food joints, and sit-down restaurants are choosing to add warning labels rather than find new processing plants.
What Boating Safety Equipment Is Required?
Safety should be your priority, whether boating alone or taking the whole crew on an adventure.