ScienceInsights

Chorioamnionitis is a pregnancy infection that can affect both mother and baby. Learn what causes it, how it's recognized, and how it's treated.

A poop knife is a real thing for some households. Learn why large stools happen, what medical causes exist, and healthier ways to manage the issue.

The CDR scale helps clinicians stage dementia severity. Learn how it's scored, what the results mean, and how accurate it is.

Self-tracking your sleep, steps, and stress can offer real insights, but the evidence on whether it actually improves health is more complicated than your fitness app suggests.

Dressing rings create a protective seal around wounds or stomas. Learn how they work, how to apply them, and why getting the fit right matters.

Liquid lecithin works as an emulsifier in food, supports heart health, and may help breastfeeding mothers — here's what you should know before using it.

The right stomach pain medication depends on the cause. Learn which OTC options work best for acid, gas, nausea, cramping, and more.

Real biology and physics reveal which dragon traits could actually work — and what a fire-breathing flying predator would mean for life on Earth.

Aerophobia goes beyond typical flight nerves. Learn what causes this fear of flying, how it feels, and the treatments that can help.

A clear look at what actually happens in the operating room, from pre-surgery safety checks and how anesthesia affects your body to waking up and leaving recovery.