When a 9-year-old boy in Nersac, southwestern France, was abandoned in 2020, no one at school raised alarms. He showed up, stayed clean, earned good marks—and then returned to a cold apartment without electricity or hot water. For two years, he survived largely on cake and canned food, sometimes pilfering […]

Have you ever laid down at night, head on the pillow, and suddenly heard a rhythmic whoosh-whoosh echoing in your ear — perfectly in time with your heartbeat?It can be unsettling, even eerie, but you’re not imagining it. This sound, often called pulsatile tinnitus, is actually a physical vibration caused […]

If you’ve ever had a sore throat that felt like you swallowed razor blades, you’re not alone anymore—at least anecdotally. A new sub-variant of COVID‑19, officially designated NB.1.8.1 but popularly nick-named the “razor blade throat” or sometimes “Nimbus” variant, is drawing attention across the United States for its reported intense […]

Your body constantly sends signals about what’s going on inside. From your skin to your nails and even the color of your tongue, these outward signs can be early indicators of deeper health issues. In holistic health, paying attention to these subtle body changes is a form of prevention—your body […]

A Swiss research team has reported a novel injectable hydrogel that, when placed directly into weakened bone and paired with standard osteoporosis medicines, produced rapid, local bone densification in rats—up to ~4.8–5× at the injection site within 2–4 weeks. If future human trials confirm these results, the approach could become […]

When you look in the mirror or run your hand down the front of your throat, you might notice a small bump—especially when you swallow. That bump is the Adam’s apple, and despite the name, everyone has one. Some people’s are just more prominent than others. But what exactly is […]

Could pills many of us take for sleep, allergies, bladder issues, or anxiety nudge our risk of dementia upward? A growing body of research suggests a cautious “maybe.” Large population studies have linked certain anticholinergic drugs (found in many common prescriptions and OTC remedies) and benzodiazepines (anti-anxiety/sleep medicines) with a […]

After more than two decades without vision, a 34-year-old Canadian man, Brent Chapman, can see again — thanks to a rare operation that uses a patient’s own tooth to anchor an artificial cornea. The procedure, formally called osteoodontokeratoprosthesis (OOKP) or modified OOKP (MOOKP), was performed for the first time in […]

When someone is diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, often it means the disease has been quietly advancing for longer than we realize—silent, subtle signs are missed, dismissed, or attributed to less serious issues. A stage 4 cancer patient, looking back, may say: “My body whispered long before it ever screamed.” Hearing that […]