Did RFK Jr really drink fish medicine? He definitely has weird ideas about making America healthy again' | Arwa MahdawiRobert F. Kennedy Jr. was seen consuming a substance believed to be methylene blue, raising concerns about self-medication in the context of public health.
"My Friend Pinocchio," by David RabeThe events shine a light on the destructiveness of unhealthy relationships and self-medication through alcohol.
The rise of ketamine addiction in the UK - podcastKetamine use has surged in England and Wales since 2016, especially among youth, raising concerns about addiction treatment capabilities.
Ants Bite Off Each Other's Limbs to Save Them from Deadly InfectionsCarpenter ants perform amputations on injured colony members as a lifesaving measure to prevent infection, showcasing advanced behavioral adaptation.
A Wild Orangutan Used a Medicinal Plant to Treat a Wound, Scientists SayOrangutans in the wild have been observed treating their injuries with medicinal plants, showing self-medication behavior.
Ants Bite Off Each Other's Limbs to Save Them from Deadly InfectionsCarpenter ants perform amputations on injured colony members as a lifesaving measure to prevent infection, showcasing advanced behavioral adaptation.
A Wild Orangutan Used a Medicinal Plant to Treat a Wound, Scientists SayOrangutans in the wild have been observed treating their injuries with medicinal plants, showing self-medication behavior.
Sick chimpanzees self-medicate using plants with medicinal propertiesChimpanzees in Uganda self-medicate with medicinal plants rich in antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, suggesting a potential for discovering new drugs through studying their behavior.
Wild orangutan uses medicinal plant to treat wound, scientists sayAnimals, like orangutans, may use medicinal plants to treat their own injuries in the wild.
This wild orangutan used medicinal leaves to heal its woundsOrangutan named Rakus self-medicates with medicinal plant pulp to heal facial wound.
Sick chimpanzees self-medicate using plants with medicinal propertiesChimpanzees in Uganda self-medicate with medicinal plants rich in antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, suggesting a potential for discovering new drugs through studying their behavior.
Wild orangutan uses medicinal plant to treat wound, scientists sayAnimals, like orangutans, may use medicinal plants to treat their own injuries in the wild.
This wild orangutan used medicinal leaves to heal its woundsOrangutan named Rakus self-medicates with medicinal plant pulp to heal facial wound.
Wild Orangutan Uses Herbal Medicine to Treat His WoundWild orangutans have been observed self-medicating with plants, showing intentional wound treatment behavior.