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Is Going Commando Bad for Your Health?
Is going commando, a.k.a. living your life with your balls out, good or bad for your health? We finally have some answers.
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CSA Archive/Getty Images Scientists Gave People ‘Smart Underwear’ and Found We Fart Way More Than We Admit
Fourteen farts a day always sounded suspiciously polite.
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Photo: VICTOR HABBICK VISIONS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Getty Images Does Cannabis Use Keep Your Brain Young?
There might be a link between cannabis use and youthful brains, especially for older adults.
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Photo: batuhan toker / Getty Images 6 Gross Health Habits That Are Actually Pretty Common
Life is a conveyor belt and hygiene is one of the first things to get demoted.
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Aleksandra Konoplia/Getty Iges Is Pink Noise Ruining Your Sleep?
Pink noise is a soft, steady wall of sound that supposedly helps people fall asleep and stay asleep. But is it bad for you?
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Olena Yefremkina/Getty Images What Causes Imposter Syndrome in the First Place?
No matter how hard you work in life to make something of yourself, imposter syndrome is always lurking jaround the corner.
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Orawan Wongka/Getty Images Why Are So Many Teenagers Being Diagnosed With Psychosis?
Psychosis involves hallucinations, delusions, and breaks from reality, all of which are often permanent.
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Jena Ardell/Getty Images Testosterone Influencers Are Lying to Young Men—and Making a Fortune Doing It
A recent study examined how testosterone testing and treatment are sold on social media. What they aren’t getting is real medical evidence.
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Richard Drury/Getty Images 8 Surprisingly Simple Things That Can Trigger a Migraine (and How to Avoid Them)
Migraine triggers vary person to person, but the usual suspects are familiar.
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Haydenbird/Getty Images Why Do We Start to Lose Our Memory as We Get Older?
Memory loss and age are inextricably linked. There’s much more nuance to the causes of age-related brain changes than age alone.
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Tatiana Maksimova/Getty Images Did Scientists Just Figure Out What Causes Bipolar Disorder?
We may now know why bipolar disorder often overlaps with conditions like major depression and schizophrenia.
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Counter/Getty Images How Much Exercise You Actually Need to Live Longer, According to Science
There’s some great news for anyone out there hoping to reap maximum gains after putting in minimum effort.
