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SCIENCE
A Scientific Explanation For The Annoying Reality Of Winter Weight Gain
By Jacqueline Howard
Research suggests that your body is just trying to help you.
Woman puckering lips, close-up
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SCIENCE
12 Fascinating Facts About Your Lips
By David Freeman and Eliza Sankar-Gorton
These'll make your jaw drop.
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SCIENCE
What Exactly Is The Microwave Doing To Your Food? Here's The Science
By Jacqueline Howard
Don't worry, scientists say microwaved food can be just as nutritious as conventionally cooked food.
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SCIENCE
Do Dogs Feel 'Guilty' Like We Do? Here's What The Science Says
By Jacqueline Howard
We may have gotten canine body language all wrong.
<p>Rolling the tongue is not entirely a genetic trait, scientists say.</p>
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SCIENCE
Scientists Debunk Familiar Tongue-Rolling Lore
By Jacqueline Howard
It may not be genetic after all.
<p>Scientists say our fingers get pruney when wet for a better grip.</p>
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SCIENCE
Here's The Real Reason Wet Fingers Shrivel Up Like Prunes
By Jacqueline Howard
It has to do with your nerves.
SCIENCE
That Map Of Tastes On The Tongue That You Learned In School Has No Scientific Basis
By Jacqueline Howard
(Story continues below.) The misleading tongue map that refers to distinct regions for tasting different tastes: 1) Bitter
SCIENCE
The Surprising Origins Of 'Let The Cat Out Of The Bag' And Three Other Common Expressions
By Jacqueline Howard
Ever wonder where certain expressions came from? A new video (above) "lets the cat out of the bag" about that expression
SCIENCE
Why Dogs Just Can't Seem To Recognize Us On Our Phones And Tablets
By Jacqueline Howard
"We've seen this in our research and others have observed it as well," Golbeck said in the email. "You might be better off
SCIENCE
Here's How Your Taste In Music Evolves As You Age, According To Science
By Jacqueline Howard
Rock on. That's according to a new study that measured when and how quickly people stop keeping up with mainstream hits. Taylor
SCIENCE
Looking Out Into Space Is Literally Looking Back In Time, And Here's Why
By Jacqueline Howard
Now, the two stars that make up the outer part of the Big Dipper’s bowl will always point you directly to the north star
FOOD & DRINK
How Did Hamburger Buns Get Their Seeds?
By Joe Satran
Who knew?
FOOD & DRINK
13 Weird Moments In The History Of Water Fountains
By Joe Satran
Think they're boring? Think again.
WELLNESS
The Surprising Reason We Make New Year's Resolutions
By Anna Almendrala
“Wouldn’t it be nice if people had new year’s resolutions like help the needy, give more money to charity, be more involved
POLITICS
Here's Who You Can Thank For Not Having To Work This Christmas
By Sara Bondioli
According to the Council of State Governments' Book of the States 2014, all states have adopted New Year's Day, Independence
FOOD & DRINK
What The Hell Is Celtuce? All About The Cool Obscure Veggie Of The Moment
By Joe Satran
The best vegetable you've never heard of.
SCIENCE
Why Does Time Move Forward, Not Backward?
By Jacqueline Howard
Got that? “The universe is a structure whose complexity is growing,” Mercati said in a written statement. “The universe is
POST 50
Why You Can Thank The Neanderthals For Your Retirement Plan
By Ann Brenoff
Gallup also found that workers’ expectations about when they would retire also shifted. In 1995, nearly half of working Americans
STYLE & BEAUTY
The Hawaiian Shirt Is The Comeback Kid We're All Rooting For
By James Cave
Threading The Needle: The Multi-Cultural Origins Today, they're not just worn by businessmen in Hawaii: Hawaiian-inspired
FOOD & DRINK
Kimchi Parties Are Real, And They Keep The Kimchi Flowing All Year Long
By Kate Bratskeir
Ain't no party like a kimchi party.
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