SSRIs Restore Brain Function in Alzheimer’s - Neuroscience News
A new study suggests that SSRIs, commonly prescribed antidepressants, may reduce biological markers...
Exercise improves colon cancer survival, high-quality trial finds - Ars Technica
Any type of aerobic exercise works for the improvements, study finds.
Why do so many guys love anime girls?
Because who in their right mind wouldnt like the personalities of girls like: Akeno Himejima (High S...
What is so great about Jiraiya?
Funnily enough, I would argue that his greatest strength is often his biggest vice. Curiosity. Jira...
WCWS Game 1: Texas scores wild win over Texas Tech as Reese Atwood knocks in game-winning runs on failed intentional walk - Yahoo Sports
Wednesday's Game 1 of the WCWS had everything but a Texas Tech win.
Texas woman died after rinsing sinuses with infected tap water — here’s how to keep yourself safe - New York Post
The infection is rare but deadly.
Ice Age mastodon remains discovered in West Feliciana Parish creek by two LSU scientists - The Advocate
Tree roots turned out to be something much more.
Two Galaxy Clusters Are on a Collision Course, NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory Reveals - The Daily Galaxy
Two galaxy clusters are on a collision course for a second cosmic crash, revealing groundbreaking in...
Texas ends in-state tuition for undocumented students after Abbott, AG agree to DOJ demand - Dallas News
The Department of Justice argued a Texas law that grants thousands of undocumented students in-state...
Galerie David Guiraud : Deep Space & Celestial Objects - The Eye of Photography
The Galerie David Guiraud presents an exhibition on the theme of deep space, that is, the nebulae an...
Former Clemson DB on College Football Hall of Fame ballot - TigerNet
IRVING, Texas (June 2, 2025) – The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced today the names on t...
Yankees get completely manhandled by Dodgers in ghastly blowout loss - New York Post
Will Warren did not survive the second inning as the Dodgers lineup proved to be too much to handle...