Why Cubicle Workers Are Actually More Injury-Prone Than Previously Thought
When one imagines workplace injuries, it’s easy to imagine the majority of them taking place in occupations that require intensive physical labor […]
Month: July 2015
Urine-Chlorine Combination Is What Causes Swimmers’ Eyes to Turn Red
If you plan to go swimming this summer, pack some goggles. It turns out that it’s not chlorine that causes swimmers’ eyes […]
Scott Jurek Completes Entire Appalachian Trail in Less Than Two Months
A world record was set on July 12th when “ultramarathoner” Scott Jurek finished hiking the entire length of the Appalachian Trail, from […]
Recent Studies Report Super Antibacterial Resistant Acne
There are many types of doctors out there, and of course the doctor that you go to depends on the condition that […]
Emergency Rooms See More Repeat Visitors Than Originally Thought
Once we’ve sought treatment for a medical emergency at a hospital emergency room, the last thing we want to do is make […]
This New Genetic Test Could Solve the Problem of Male Infertility
For couples hoping to start or expand their families, it’s surprisingly common to experience infertility issues at some point. Approximately 12% of […]
Roofing Industry Comes Together To Support Victims Of Nepal Earthquake
Around the world, there are more than 50,000 businesses providing roofing, siding, and sheet metal contracting work, and many of them are […]
The Story of Conrad the Raccoon
UPDATED 9/14/2020 Apparently all it took to unite Twitter users from Toronto was a dead raccoon. The animal was found on July […]
French Photographer Unearths Old Photo Depicting a Dying Chinese Wedding Tradition
A French photography collector living in China made a surprising discovery about Chinese weddings held in the 1980s and 1990s. Thomas Sauvin […]