Lindsey Theis
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Why do our taste buds change over time?
Your tongue is filled with taste buds — as many as 10,000 when you’re born. But those aren’t the little dots you can see. → Read More
Studies show most Americans are sleep deprived
Experts who spoke with Scripps News say multiple factors are causing America’s sleep deprivation crisis. → Read More
Cosmetic product regulation is getting a makeover in the US
The FDA is adding more regulations for cosmetic companies, but dermatologists say more research into ingredient safety is still needed. → Read More
The science and safety behind popular weight loss drugs
Today’s weight loss drugs pull from the science of diabetes treatments. Those have been proven for years to have fewer and less serious side effects. → Read More
Is COVID Why Some People Can't Smell Candles?
Nick Beauchamp is a professor and researcher who was curious about bad Amazon reviews for Yankee Candles amid the COVID pandemic. → Read More
New study finds that 5% of COVID patients suffer from long haul symptoms
The World Health Organization defines long COVID as symptoms that are present for three months after being infected and linger for at least two months. → Read More
Apple's Tools To Manage Screen Time Are A Step In The Right Direction
One expert says Apple's new digital health apps are a start, but they might not be enough for those addicted to the internet. → Read More
Singing 'Macarena' Could Help You Perform CPR
A new study from the University of Barcelona suggests the quality of chest compressions during CPR improves when you sing Macarena. → Read More
Area health spas offering IV hydration treatments
Demetrius Warren has experience with IVs. → Read More
Axe throwing comes to Omaha
Axe throwing is a thing. And a new recreation facility in downtown Omaha is opening soon for others to give the sport a try. → Read More
Strategic Air Command Museum giving behind the scenes tours
When you think of the Strategic Air Command or SAC Museum, you probably think of the large aircraft that tells the history of the air command over the years. → Read More
Omaha studio offers yoga to paraplegic patients
An Omaha yoga studio is just what the doctor ordered for patients who are paralyzed from the waist or neck down. → Read More
Go Ape treetop adventure course opens
A new obstacle and zip line course 40 feet in the air opened at Mahoney State Park Friday. → Read More
Omaha 13-year-old gets a 32 on the ACT
Call him a geek, call him a nerd, 13-year-old Bowen Steffen is proud of it. → Read More
UNO students hold Earth Week clothing swap
For the fourth year, UNO students have arranged a clothing swap. Before Thursday, students and teachers dropped off new or gently used items, collecting a total of 230 pounds up for grabs to keep it from a landfill. → Read More
Why do so many golden retrievers get cancer? Omaha dog owners help with study
Why do so many golden retrievers get cancer? Omaha dog owners are participating in largest canine study ever to hope to find out why. → Read More
Handmade in the Heartland: Homaha T-shirts
Christina Trapp first found a phrase of hometown pride when seh was a college student, going to school in Lincoln, she would often reference her hometown as Homaha. → Read More
Goat yoga comes to the Omaha area
Goat and lamb yoga has been a trendy activity in other cities, but it is now making its ways to the Metro. → Read More
Hundreds of daisies for a cancer patient named Daisy
Hundreds of paper daisies, art supplies, and presents have come in to Nebraska Medicine's Buffett Cancer Center for a little girl battling cancer named Daisy. → Read More
MCC's cyber security program provides new opportunity for students
If you're thinking you are not that secure, Metro Community College staff says their new cyber security programs may help. → Read More