Artificial intelligence is the hot new topic of conversation as AI tools are increasingly threatening to replace the “human” component in a variety of everyday tasks — or are already doing so. For some, artificial intelligence apps like ChatGPT are being used to write or draft academic papers, answer medical questions and receive advice on a wide … Read more
This trendy new drug is doing double duty. Weight loss drugs containing semaglutide, including Ozempic, could be used to fight cancer, a new study suggests. Researchers at Maynooth University in Ireland explored the wide-ranging benefits of GLP-1 medications that are commonly used to fight obesity, discovering that the treatments may aid the body’s ability to fight … Read more
Life in plastic is now even more fantastic. Barbie manufacturer Mattel announced their first-ever doll with Down syndrome on Tuesday as the brand seeks to expand the doll’s diversity and representation, reports the Mirror. The doll is part of the company’s Fashionistas line and costs $10.99. “As the most diverse doll line on the market, … Read more
The “Piano Man” played an unusual role in the resuce of a pet bird in South Carolina. Last month Christine Iturrino was loading groceries into her Myrtle Beach home when Joel, the pet cockatiel she had adopted from a bird rescue group 18 months ago, flew out of the door. “In a panic, I tried … Read more
It was a win-win. An Australian couple doubled their luck after miraculously scratching two $1 million lottery tickets in one week. “It’s actually a funny story as to why we ended up with the same entry twice,” the anonymous lotto winner told The Lot after confirming his double jackpot, News.com.au reported. Indeed, the lucky duck’s … Read more
Dimming the lights before bedtime leads to a safer pregnancy, new research from Northwestern Medicine shows. Mothers-to-be who spend time in low-lit rooms — along with with not-so-bright phone and computer screens — for a few hours before they go to sleep are shown to be at less risk for gestational diabetes mellitus, EurekAlert reported. … Read more
YouTube has dropped a new feature that will open the doors for content creators to dub their videos in multiple languages without creating new channels — thanks to MrBeast. One of the most-followed creators on YouTube, MrBeast was among the first to test out the new multilingual feature. “Because his content is so wide-reaching, over … Read more
When it works, it works. Such is the ethos of bigwigs in NYC and beyond who swear by a variety of oddball tricks to give them a leg up in their careers. These execs share the bizarre strategies that they say give them a competitive advantage. Get upside down Dr. Shaun Nanavati, chief science officer … Read more
A fitness influencer has revealed how she doesn’t watch pornography — but there is one thing that gets her going in the bedroom. Steph Claire Smith opened up the conversation about pornography with her “Keep It Cleaner” co-founder and KICPOD co-host Laura Henshaw in the podcast’s most recent episode. “I have a question for you — do … Read more
Oh, the Who-manity! A TikToker is facing backlash for showing off her back tattoo of baby Grinch, a design that some social media users claim she stole. In the initial TikTok posted this week, the woman stitched a video from another creator who encouraged people to reveal their back tattoos. She unveiled the green baby … Read more
As the dating world becomes more and more digital, tech innovators are looking for ways to connect singles and build successful relationships. John McEntee, the former director of presidential personnel under President Trump, recalled having a difficult time trying to connect with fellow conservatives in a big blue state and wanting to create a solution to his … Read more
A few days before Andrew Thomas was selected fourth overall by the New York Giants in the 2020 draft, the NFL tweeted a video of him playing the keyboard and his girlfriend Ashley-Ann Wynter belting out a soulful rendition of Beyoncé’s “Halo.” The impressive performance from the then University of Georgia students went viral — … Read more
A 10-year-old Missouri girl truly lived up to her name, Miracle Moore, when she helped her mom deliver a baby at home. Viola Fair went into labor Oct. 22, three weeks before her due date, according to media reports. There was not enough time to get to the hospital, so Miracle picked up the phone … Read more
Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. We are all aware of what it’s like to have your mind feel tired yet simultaneously wide awake. In an age of the 24-hour news cycle and endless … Read more
Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. The health benefits of sleep seem to be endless, with studies continuing to show how important it is to get a good night’s sleep. You can employ all the … Read more
Summary: A new meta-analysis focuses on what we know, and what we don’t know about what’s good and bad for our health. Source: IHME A new set of meta-analyses clarifies the often complex and contradictory health guidance linking certain diets, behaviors, and conditions to illness. The analyses, conducted by researchers from the Institute for Health Metrics and … Read more
Summary: When our minds go blank, the brain enters into a similar mode as it does during deep sleep. Source: University of Liege Researchers from the GIGA CRC In vivo Imaging at the University of Liège (Belgium), the EPF Lausanne and the University of Geneva publish a study that shows that the phenomenology of “mind blanking” challenges … Read more
New research provides evidence that positive relationship events play an important role in romantic attachment avoidance. The findings, which have been published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, indicate that positive relationship events in everyday life predict decreases in romantic avoidance over time. Attachment theory describes how people bond with others and maintain … Read more
Photo: TimeImage Production (Shutterstock) Just like with acne and angst, hickeys don’t necessarily disappear after adolescence. Hickeys are mocked as a teenage whim, but any adult with a healthy sex life knows all too well what it’s like to realize you have an unseemly bruise on your neck. And as adults, we should know what’s … Read more
A fashionable time-restricted diet, combined with high-intensity exercise, could help women lose twice as much weight. Time-restricted eating (TRE), where people have a short ‘window’ for meals, eating breakfast late and dinner early, is popular among celebrities like Jennifer Aniston. Equally trendy is high-intensity interval training (HIIT), where busy people exercise in short bursts. Now … Read more