borax has plenty of uses: from laundry detergent, to insecticide, to making a slime that’s quite fun to play with. but not only is ingesting it dangerous, it’s also banned as a food additive in the u.s. and canada.
emma jones
aug 11 2023
“these kids coming up, who are now in their preteens, they've already learned how to play this game ... they've learned how to play that game of generating parasocial intimacy."
emma jones
jul 14 2023
the past five to ten years have seen an explosion in treatment options for migraines — but why do only a minority of patients have access?
emma jones
jun 13 2023
loss is never easy — and now research indicates it may also be hard on the cardiovascular system.
dave yasvinski
jun 8 2023
it took 20 minutes on stage with dr. gabor maté to help yollanda zhang see that living with bipolar disorder was not a character flaw or a weakness.
maja begovic
may 24 2023
studies have shown that 30 to 60 per cent of bereaved people feel the continued presence of a deceased loved one, in signs, sounds and visions.
lisa machado
may 1 2023
aquagenic urticaria is a rare condition that causes itchy hives to develop when the skin comes into contact with water.
karen hawthorne
apr 24 2023
it's time to recognize how critical sleep is to our health and that of our kids, writes parenting expert alyson schafer.
alyson schafer
apr 17 2023
some experts say that putting our trauma online for all to see can help us to work through our emotions and get support, but it can also hurt our mental health.
lisa machado
apr 17 2023
on an app dominated by likes and visibility, genuine and scientifically accurate information about mental health is hard to come by, writes psychology student christina bechtel-becker.
christina bechtel-becker
mar 20 2023
