#health-risks

#health-risks

The Wired X505 energy drink contained a staggering 505 milligrams of caffeine in a 23.5-ounce can, alongside extremely high levels of taurine and B vitamins.

Pets often love to sleep with their owners due to the comfort and safety of human beds and the scent of their owners. However, this can lead to several health risks.

According to a recent policy statement from the American Public Health Association, evidence-based fall prevention strategies can reduce falls by 6 to 36 percent, depending on the intervention.

I woke up to the smell of smoke and when I opened my eyes the room was full of smoke, it was coming through the grids in the room and under the door.

The internal report revealed serious concerns about delayed surgeries for children with undescended testicles, which could lead to infertility or cancer in their future.

The closure of four shops selling illicit products, upheld by Bromley Magistrates' Court, highlights ongoing efforts by Bexley Council and police against illegal tobacco sales.

Worried about black mold in your home? Whether it's an odd smell, respiratory issues, or past water damage, early signs of mold can be easy to miss—and dangerous to ignore.

A 2021 survey by Bloomberg found that a staggering 94% of young adults between 20-24 had purchased bubble tea in the last three months.

"The most frequent mistake we see is mixing cleaning products together to create a 'super cleaner'... This actually creates toxic fumes that can cause serious respiratory issues and damage delicate finishes on premium fittings."

Napping that exceeds half an hour, particularly when done inconsistently, may be linked to increased risk of early death, according to new research from Massachusetts General Hospital.

"Like Joe Biden, Donald Trump is an elderly man, and he will become the oldest sitting president in U.S. history by the end of his second term."

Germ expert and microbiologist Jason Tetro noted that hot tubs can effectively become 'three dimensional petri dishes', creating environments conducive to bacterial growth.

Carrotmaxxing, a TikTok trend for achieving a sun-kissed look through excessive carrot consumption, is causing alarming health effects, including hospital visits for sodium overload.

Dr. Beng Eu pointed out that there has been 'more acceptance of steroid use in certain circles,' particularly driven by social media pressures surrounding physical images.