The worst months for 15 common allergies
Wyndly uses research from Johns Hopkins University to take a deep dive into the different types of seasonal allergies and in which months they peak…
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The 100-year search for an alternative heart
Healthmatch reviewed articles from Cardiology Research and other sources to compile a timeline of the 100-year history of the development of an…
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Beginner’s guide to composting
Composting is an easy way to help your garden and the environment. Pela compiled 10 steps to help people start composting at…
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Most commonly misused prescription drugs in the US
Citing data from SAMHSA, Zinnia Health identified the most commonly misused prescription drugs in the United…
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Types of cancer on the rise
The American Cancer Society predicts 1,918,030 new cancer cases in the U.S. in 2022 and 609,360 cancer deaths. Using data from the Centers for…
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S.—here’s how it breaks down by state
Think rates of heart disease are the same across the United States? ACLS Medical Training breaks down the more complicated truth with a look at rates…
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What’s behind the newest anti-diet diet
Almond Cow examined what’s behind the newest anti-diet diet craze of intuitive eating—and how perspectives among Americans and scientists are…
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Over 1 million Americans are seeking treatment for substance use disorder—here’s how it breaks down by state
Zinnia Health identified the number of patients seeking treatment for substance use disorder in every state and Washington…
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8 of the greatest risk factors for heart disease
Heart disease is the #1 killer of Americans today—1 in 4 people die from this health condition. ACLS Medical Training put together a list of health…
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Incredible NASA photos of the sun
Stacker compiled a gallery of incredible photos of the sun from space using NASA’s image…
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How wildfires have worsened in recent decades
Stacker cited data from the National Interagency Fire Center, NOAA, and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to visualize how…
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How the availability of COVID-19 treatments has changed throughout the pandemic
Stacker described how COVID-19 treatments and vaccines have shifted through the first two years of the pandemic, using information from the Centers…
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How 8 natural disasters can be mitigated with climate-resilient construction
To discover how climate-resilient construction can help to mitigate natural disasters, Stacker first determined the economic damage within the United…
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10 ways to promote a healthier heart
There’s a variety of ways to improve heart health, without frequenting the doctor’s office. Thistle compiled a list of how people can support a…
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Bats, sharks, pumas: What you need to know about 10 misunderstood animals
Stacker compiled a list of 10 animals often misjudged and misunderstood by humans. Keep reading to learn the roles these 10 misunderstood animals…
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State-by-state breakdown of the more than 34 million living in primary care deserts with limited telehealth access
Sidecar Health cited data from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Microsoft to identify counties considered primary care shortage…
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How weather has shaped human history
Stacker takes a look at 30 ways the weather has shaped human history, including the event that kicked off the Salem Witch Trials, a new clue in the…
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How fruit and vegetable consumption varies by state
Fruits and vegetables contain nutrients that are vital to the body’s overall well-being. Thistle explored trends on how the states compare on daily…
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7 statistics on how women have used telehealth during the pandemic
CirrusMD compiled seven statistics on how telemedicine impacts women’s health…
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Eight long-haul symptoms of COVID-19
People with symptoms of COVID-19 that persist weeks or months after they get infected are known as long-haulers. Cognitive FX put together a list of…
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