Janissa Delzo
Everyday Health
New Jersey, United States
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Onions Recalled Due to Potential Salmonella Contamination: FDA
What started as a recall of red onions has expanded to affect yellow, white, and sweet yellow onions. Here’s how to find out if your onions are affected by salmonella, and what to do if they were. → Read More
Too Little or Too Much Sleep Linked to Earlier Death in People With Diabetes
For a long, healthy life with type 2 diabetes, seven hours may be the magic number for sleep. In a study, researchers observed a relationship between getting more or less than that amount with a higher risk of early death. Read more about the possible link. → Read More
For Weight Loss, Keto Diet May Help Men More Than Women, Mice Study Finds
The preliminary study found that after 15 weeks, male mice assigned to a keto diet lost more fat than female mice. While the study may have implications for humans, more research is needed. Learn more about the recent study on keto. → Read More
16:8 Diet, a Form of Intermittent Fasting, May Help You Lose Weight, Study Suggests
Fasting for 16 hours and eating for six, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. helped a small study group lose weight and lower their blood pressure. Is this form of intermittent fasting for you? Learn more about the findings, other research, and the diet's risks. → Read More
Pill May Help People With Type 2 Diabetes Lose Weight, Control Blood Sugar, Early Findings Suggest
A weight loss pill tested in rodents may help type 2 diabetics lose weight and lower their blood sugar without undergoing bariatric surgery. Find out more about the concept of "weight loss surgery in a pill," the study results, and what experts think. → Read More
Why Are More Young Women Getting Lung Cancer Than Young Men?
Lung cancer has long been known to affect more men than women. But a new study suggests that the trend may be taking a turn in certain populations. → Read More
Trying to Get Pregnant? Eating Fast Food May Delay Conception, Study Says
If you’re trying to get pregnant, you may want to cut the fast food and reach for more fruit, a new study suggests. Learn more about the research here, and get two outside experts’ take on the findings and what they suggest if you’re looking to conceive. → Read More
Eating Dark Chocolate May Improve Your Vision, Research Suggests
Boosting your vision could be as simple as indulging in high-cacao dark chocolate, suggests a study out this month. Read more about the study and other research on dark chocolate here. Plus, get two experts’ takes on the findings. → Read More
Apple’s Siri Gives NSFW Answer When Asked to Define ‘Mother’
It isn't the first time users have discovered the voice assistant using vulgar language. → Read More
What Are Toxic Caterpillars? Health Warning Issued In England For Bug That Causes Vomiting, Asthma Attacks
A protein in the caterpillars' hair cause unpleasant effects for humans and animals. → Read More
Dad Appalled by Daughter’s Sexually Explicit Homework Question
“What truly upset me is the fact that they’re talking about revenge sex,” Omar Austin told Newsweek. → Read More
Tesla Driver Banned After Turning On Autopilot, Then Moving To Passenger Seat
Witnesses estimate his was traveling 40mph down a busy highway. → Read More
Save the Honey Bees: EU Will Completely Ban World’s Most Common Pesticides
The new ban adds stricter restrictions to the 2013 decision. → Read More
California Mega Flood Predicted, State Expected to Have Extreme Weather in Coming Decades, Study Says
The study authors predict a megaflood—worse than the 1862 'Great Flood—to hit the state by 2060. → Read More
What is Rotationplasty? Why a 7-Year-Old Had Her Leg Reattached Backwards
The procedure involves rotating the leg 180 degrees. → Read More
Juul Vape: FDA Begins Nationwide Crackdown on Product and Other E-Cigarette Brands
The crackdown is primarily aimed at retailers selling the products to minors. → Read More
What is a Floating Kidney? Woman's Organ Drops into Pelvis Every Time She Stands Up
She suffers from a condition called "nephroptosis." → Read More
Starbucks Customer Finds Hidden Camera in Store Bathroom
Police say the camera had dozens of videos stored on it. → Read More
'Dance Moms' Abby Lee Miller Speaks Out About Her Cancer Diagnosis
She took to Instagram to share a hospital selfie. → Read More
Woman Reportedly Pours Coffee on Passengers, Assaults Air Marshal During Delta Flight
The passenger reportedly approached the air marshal from behind and jumped on his back. → Read More