Struggle to explain what motivated co-pilot in doomed flight
LONDON (AP) — A disgruntled worker shoots up a workplace. A student opens fire at a high school. A pilot crashes a planeload of people into a mountainside.
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Guinea president declares 45-day Ebola 'emergency' in 5 regions
Guinean President Alpha Conde has declared a 45-day “health emergency” in five regions of the Ebola-hit nation in a bid to stem the spread of the deadly disease. Since the Ebola outbreak began in Guinea in December 2013, more than 24,000 people in nine countries have been infected with the virus, and over 10,000 of them have died. All but a handful of those deaths have occurred in Liberia, Sierra
How To Be Sexy: 7 Weird (But True) Rules Of Attraction
Tossing your hair and licking your lips? Please—amateur night! There are more surprising (and effective) ways to be utterly seductive.
Meet The World’s First Ironman With Cerebral Palsy
Bonner Paddock pushed himself through the final turn of the 2012 Ironman Triathlon, gasping, staggering and sweating in the Kona, Hawaii, heat.
Sore From Sitting At A Desk All Day? There's A Massage For That.
Now if only there were a way to expense it.
The Dinner Habit That’s Expanding Your Waistline
Over a nine-year period, people who do this at the dinner table packed on almost three times the belly fat of those who skipped the drink.
For Better Health, Experience More Awe
News that’s kind of, well, awesome: Research suggests that this positive feeling offers a health boost, and it actually happens quite frequently.
Colleges getting out of health insurance business
SEATTLE (AP) — The federal health care overhaul is leading some colleges and universities to get out of the health insurance business.
15 Ways Your Environment Makes You Eat More (Or Less)
By Melissa Dahl Follow @melissadahlBrian Wansink, the best-selling author and Cornell professor of nutrition science and consumer behavior, has made a career out of studying the ways people accidentally eat more than they intended to. His work examines how environment shapes eating behavior, and how our human predilection toward mindless eating…
ICYMI: Gender Bias, Sleep Justice And Iceland's Genetic Experiment
ICYMI Health features what we’re reading this week. During this last week in March, we were captivated by the story of Iceland’s cache of genetic information and an exposé on the problem of gender bias in medical experiments. We also affirmed a long-held belief that sleep habits tell the story of economic inequality in America.Read on and tell…
