A Moment of Science
There's one da Vinci of the body, a true Renaissance organ, which can perform functions of the lungs, liver, stomach and kidneys.
The results of Indiana University's National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior provide an empirical look into Americans' sex lives.
Is it true that pregnant women should avoid high heels?
We often hear about woman experiencing postpartum depression but did you know that men can experience it too?
Is there really any truth to palm reading? Learn about dermatoglyphics on this Moment of Science.
Until very recently, humans tended to reproduce before reaching full adult maturity, as did the dinosaurs. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
For mothers with dental cavities, a C-section birth might not be so easy on the baby's future teeth.
Because pregnancy increases the amount of blood flowing through the body, including to the skin, many pregnant women do get a rosy glow, but that's not all.
According to a study, the longer it takes a woman to get pregnant, the greater her chances of having a boy.
Pregnancy can be a wonderful experience. There’s the rosy glow, the growing baby’s thrilling first kick. Of course, being pregnant has its down side. There’s morning sickness, after all, and then ultimately the painful process of actually giving birth. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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