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Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez are still going strong — and they’re looking more and more like a blended family every day. On Monday, Rodriguez posted a shot of himself on Instagram, posing with his older daughter, Natasha, 13, and a girl who is either his younger daughter, Ella, or J.Lo’s daughter, Emme, 10 (she’s facing away from the camera, […]
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Brain regions that are involved in the articulation of language are also active in the perception of language. This finding of a team from the BrainLinks-BrainTools Cluster of Excellence of the University of Freiburg makes a significant contribution to clarifying a research question that has been hotly debated for decades. The scientists have published their results in the journal Scientific […]
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It’s barely the end of January, but already predictions are rolling in for the biggest baby names of 2018 – and unsurprisingly, everyone’s favourite newly engaged couple has made the cut. Mother & Baby UK has released their predictions for the top girls’ and boys’ names for the year ahead, Harper’s Bazaar UK reports. Both lists are heavy on classic and Latin-derived names […]
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If you’re trying to get pregnant (or even if you’re not), you’ve probably heard a lot of rumors about the habits that influence your ability to put a bun in the oven. “Certain sex positions are better for conceiving.” Not true! “Exercising can make it tough for a pregnancy to stick.” Uh, about that… With all of the advice floating […]
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(HealthDay)—Tainted irrigation water is likely to blame for a 36-state Escherichia coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce that sickened 200 people and caused five deaths, U.S. health officials say. The illnesses were previously connected with romaine lettuce grown in Yuma, Ariz., which supplies most of the romaine sold in the United States during the winter, the Associated Press reported. Further […]
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Every year, Jill Kerswill photographs a group of women covered in glittery body paint, out in nature, in the name of body positivity. Now, the stunning images are blowing up online through Jill’s Instagram page, Positively Glittered. “Women are taught from a young age that we’re not good enough, we need to be fixed. There’s a dozen industries telling us we […]
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It seems like it’s the best possible thing you can do, right? “Positive thinking” is touted as a veritable cure-all when it comes to banishing bad moods and hitting your goals. But Dr Dain Heer, renowned speaker, bestselling author and co-creator of personal development organisation, Access Consciousness, disagrees. We chatted to him about why he advises against the popular solution and what we […]
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Well known for her no-BS policy toward everything from motherhood to politics to social media, Chrissy Teigen didn’t mince words at the Los Angeles "Families Belong Together" march on Saturday. In fact, she rallied the crowd with a powerful call to action — all while wearing her newborn son, Miles. Because, you know, Boss Mama. Teigen posted on Instagram a […]
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New methods of studying the evolution of treatment resistance in head and neck cancer are being developed by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. The scientists wanted to examine how cancers acquire resistance to treatment over time and whether those changes could be modeled computationally to determine patient-specific timelines of resistance. The research was published by Genome Medicine […]
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Hurry! 10 Family Trips You Should Take When Your Kids Are Still Young It’s easy to get stuck in a vacation rut when your kids are young. Once you find a spot that has kid-friendly accommodations and activities, a host of childcare help, and a won’t-break-the-bank price tag, it’s tempting to return again and again. But the best time to […]
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