A Moment of Science
How much damage can one little peanut do? An awful lot for those who are allergic.
During earthquakes, why is it that some buildings tumble to the ground, while others stand tall?
If you want to become a professional sword swallower you have to learn to suppress your gag reflex.
Are there added benefits to getting a yearly flu shot? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Arithmophobia–is that a fear of arithmetic? As you probably already know, there are people who have irrational fear of certain numbers. It’s called “arithmophobia” or “numerophobia.” As it turns out, this is true of different cultures as well.
You see, because smoking reduces life expectancy, smokers generate less in medical bills over their lifetimes than their long-lived nonsmoking friends.
Sometimes an abnormality can mean that the area is cancerous or will become cancerous.
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