Most people don’t talk about nasal mucus, which may mean that they don’t have a lot of information about how integral it is to health. In addition to producing mucus, your nasal cavity also has its own microbiome that helps provide natural protection against pathogens.1 For example, one paper2 notes that the anterior nares of… Read More »
At Home Play: Lawn Games Make: Floral Cocktails Take In: A Concert Online Explore: That Blah Feeling Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Watch an Opera and Run a Race From Home This week, check in with NASA’s Perseverance rover, listen to orchestral music or celebrate Eid al-Fitr… Read More »
Aidan Hunter has always been in good shape, enjoyed keeping fit and taking part in adrenalin-filled activities. So when he was travelling Europe in 2017, he challenged himself to jumping off an 80ft bridge. While he didn’t suffer any pain afterwards, he did experience some testicular swelling which he put down to a side effect… Read More »
When the popularity of the SUV first began to emerge around 20 years ago, the common thought was that their primary basis of appeal lay in an improved level of vision beyond the car in front of them. While that was somewhat true back when cars were common and SUVs were not, it’s not actually… Read More »
Use a flashlight you haven’t touched in ages Don’t be surprised if your battery-powered radio or flashlight won’t turn on when you need it most. You might think the battery is dead, but it could be a deeper issue, says Judge. “Over time, those batteries will leach acid that will get into the contacts,” he… Read More »