Columbus hoarding case sees 27 dogs rescued and recovering - WSYX
Twenty-seven dogs are on the road to recovery after being rescued from a hoarding situation in the H...
Why was Super Buu so afraid of having Fat Buu torn out and becoming Kid Buu if he was going to destroy the Earth even before his transformation?
Simpel, Kid Buu is just Malice, Kid Buu is like a Animal he just attacks for the sheer pleasure of d...
How do you stop your balls from sweating?
Most sweat on the scrotum is not from the scrotum, unless you wear hot underwear like boxers that ke...
Another Bodybuilder Just Died a Horrible Death - futurism.com
A Russian bodybuilder has become the latest in a long and unfortunate line of pro weightlifters to m...
Is it ethical for same-sex couples to raise children?
Why the heck not? Genetically incompatible opposite sex couples procreate and raise children togethe...
Leprosy Was Lurking in The Americas Long Before Colonization, Study Finds - ScienceAlert
Historians have for a long time believed that leprosy was introduced to the Americas by European set...
Why don't bats get cancer? Researchers discover protection from genes and strong immune systems - Phys.org
A study to look at why long-lived bats do not get cancer has broken new ground about the biological...
Man thought he was 'tired from work' before brain tumour diagnosis - BBC
Liam Harvey, 26, initially attributed his fatigue, sight loss and periodic blackouts to exhaustion.
I live in Massachusetts. Are there any resources here for people that are being harassed by voice to skull, etc.?
This is not by mankind. At least not fully and not yet. You are dealing with a spirit attack that ha...
'Orthorexia' Is More And More Common. Here's What You Should Know About It. - HuffPost
Social media pressures only makes this condition more prevalent.
US imports plunge in early sign of Trump tariff impact - politico.eu
The numbers suggest that Trump’s policies are chipping away at the global trade deficit, which the p...
Rossendale man 'did not know what was wrong until I got NHS text' - BBC
The NHS says about 82% of people with untreated abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) will die from it.