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What's the Next Instant Pot? It Might Be This Air Purifier From the Makers of the Instant Pot.

Does this multi-faceted air filter really "remove 99.9% of the virus that causes Covid-19," as the company claims?

The Mounting Scientific Case for Working Out in the Evening

A recent study suggests a positive relationship between end-of-day fitness and fat-burning

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Meet the Students, Parents and Retirees Who Started Microdosing During the Pandemic

From staving off addiction to improving marriages, psychedelic therapy is attracting new demographics thanks to its many use cases

Life Just Became Slightly More Manageable

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How to Strengthen the One Body Part Runners Neglect the Most

Pros and amaterus alike always forget about the feet. Here's how to get them primed for high-mileage weeks.

Why Circumcised Men Are Undergoing Foreskin Restoration

More men are regrowing their foreskin in an attempt to restore their penises to their original, uncut condition

For Some Insane Reason, Instagram Trolls Are Body Shaming Chris Hemsworth

People don't think Thor's muscles are big enough. Yeah, you read that right.

Dr. Ruth Isn't Here for Hot Vax Summer Hookups

"Don’t hop into bed just because you didn’t have sex for a year and a half"

E-Bikes Apparently Offer a Better Workout Than We Give Them Credit For

A new study finds surprising similarities between pedal assist and traditional road bikes

Can Extending Dog Lives Also Extend Human Lives?

Dog science has surprisingly relevant applications here

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Are Celebrities Ruining or Helping the Cannabis Market?

From Gwyneth Paltrow to Jay-Z to, uh, Urkle, a look at the stars who are stamping their names on THC

Depressing Study Suggests Any Amount of Drinking Can Damage Your Brain

There is no "safe" level of alcohol consumption, according to researchers at the University of Oxford