fizkes/iStock(NEW YORK) — Many of those who’ve exhibited lifelong antisocial, aka sociopathic, behavior — lying, impulsiveness, aggression, lacking concern for others — have abnormal brain structures, according to a new study. MRI scans on the brains of 672 people with lifelong antisocial behavior showed a particular thinning of cortex andRead More →
juanmonino/iStock(NEW YORK) — Happy National Drink Wine Day! From dedicated Twitter and Facebook pages to people sharing their favorite varietal and vintage on social media, today is the day to raise a glass of wine. Whether you’re are looking to try a new bottle, better understand the health benefits orRead More →
Courtesy of David Caldwell(NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.) — David Caldwell pulled out his own baby book when his first child, a son named Zayne Alexander Caldwell, was born on Jan. 30. Zayne was born 10 weeks early, weighing just three pounds, and was admitted into the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)Read More →
Community Hospital East(INDIANAPOLIS) — Charell Anthony and Cierra Anthony, sisters who both live in Indianapolis, plan to raise their newborn babies as “cousin twins.” The sisters gave birth to their healthy newborns on the same day, Feb. 12, at the same hospital, Community Hospital East in Indianapolis. “They’re going toRead More →
Shidlovski/iStock(HOLIDAY, Fla.) — Since 17-month-old Lennyn Lyons was first diagnosed with cerebral palsy six months ago, she’s undergone four brain surgeries. Her mother, Brianna, was unsure she would ever be able to walk. On Friday, Lennyn took her first steps at her family’s home in Holiday, Florida. Her ecstatic momRead More →
Janet Weinstein/ABC News(FREDERICK, Md.) — From afar, the formation of students in military uniforms saluting their captain looks like any other cadet program around the country. But there’s one giveaway that this program is unique: the commands coming from the captain are in American Sign Language. People who are deafRead More →
Steven Ferdman/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — It was a memorable Valentine’s Day this year for Amy Schumer, who revealed the successful results of her first egg retrieval Friday in an Instagram post. The 38-year-old actress and comedian shared a photo of herself smiling and wrote, “They retrieved 35 eggs from me.Read More →
Rawpixel/iStock(NEW YORK) — If you have a child born 2010 or later, you’re parenting a Generation Alpha. The jobs they’ll have some day? Many don’t currently exist. They will have more formal education than any generation before them. The majority of their parents? Millennials. The term “Generation Alpha” was coinedRead More →
iStock(NEW YORK) — Another coronavirus-related death was reported outside of China this weekend. An unidentified man in his 60s was first admitted to a hospital on Feb. 3 after he developed a cough a week earlier, Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare said in a statement. He died from theRead More →
iStock(NEW YORK) — Migraines are the second leading cause of disability worldwide, with more than 30 million adults affected. They can be painful, incapacitating and can last up to 72 hours without medication and often require some trial and error before finding the best treatment to control the pain. That’sRead More →
