Car Vibrations May Cause Drowsy Driving

Researchers in Australia have found that a car’s natural vibrations can make drivers sleepy, increasing the risk of what is called “drowsy driving.”

A 2015 report by the National Highway

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Swimming: A Great Workout for the Whole Body

When temperatures rise, many people swim to beat the heat. But swimming does a lot more than cool you down on a hot day. Health experts at the University of California, Berkeley say that swimming

Scientists Say Early Risers Live Longer, but Why?

Scientists at the University of Surrey studied data from 430,000 adults, collected over six and a half years. They found that night owls – those who went to bed late and slept in late – were 10 percent more likely to die during the study,

New Pill Could Radio Doctors About Gut Health

A new ‘radio pill’ could soon send signals from inside your stomach to help doctors diagnose diseases from ulcers to cancer.

Scientists have developed

Dive Into’ English Expressions

Whether outdoors or indoors, swimming is a fun way to stay in shape. And one of the best things about swimming is diving. For a very short time, a diver flies through the air before landing

The World’s Most Dangerous Jobs

There are over 2.7 million work-related deaths every year, according to the World Health Organization and the United Nations. The majority of deaths are the result of diseases rather than accidents,

Diabetics Could Soon Say Goodbye to Needles

When receiving medications, most people, if given a choice between taking it orally or by injection, would probably choose to take a pill rather than get pricked with a needle. However, people with type 1 diabetes who are