Lifestyle - Page 195

October 1

Jane Goodall, pioneer who discovered chimpanzees use tools, dead at 91 during U.S. tour

Dr. Jane Goodall, the pioneering primatologist who discovered chimpanzees use tools and revolutionized our understanding of primates, has died at age 91.

October 1

Turning Point USA speaker reveals how MAHA movement can ‘reach young moms’

The ‘Outnumbered’ panel discusses Turning Point USA’s support of the MAHA movement and how to make younger Americans healthier.

October 1

Art world masters fooled as police raid famous gallery after fake Dalís found

Authorities seized 21 forged Salvador Dalí pieces, including tapestries and drawings from a Parma exhibition, following a tip from the artist's foundation.

October 1

New breast cancer drug wins FDA approval after slashing progression risk by nearly 40%

The FDA-approved Inluriyo, an oral estrogen receptor antagonist from Eli Lilly, has shown to achieve significant improvement in progression-free survival for breast cancer.

October 1

Chi-Chi's iconic Mexican chain returning with chimichangas, deep-fried ice cream

The iconic Chi-Chi's restaurant returns to the dining scene after two decades, opening its first new location in Minnesota with original recipes and modern menu items.

October 1

Man accused of 'cruelty' after secretly spicing girlfriend's spaghetti, sparking backlash

A woman's Reddit post about her boyfriend secretly adding spice to her food despite her intolerance has gone viral, with a relationship expert warning it signals major issues.

October 1

World’s oldest woman lived to 117 thanks to 6 healthy aging secrets

Research on María Branyas, the world's oldest woman at 117, reveals how healthy diet, beneficial gut bacteria and protective genes contributed to her record-breaking longevity.

September 30

'Special Report' celebrates WWII veteran's 100th birthday

'Special Report' anchor Bret Baier wishes World War II veteran Karl Dinkelacker a happy birthday.

September 30

Doctors say eating specific type of food may offset lung damage from air pollution

A new study from the University of Leicester finds that high fruit intake reduces air pollution's harmful effects on the lungs, particularly in women who eat four portions daily.

September 30

Protein in your coffee? Starbucks pushes new lattes as experts react

Registered dietitians weigh in on Starbucks' new protein drinks, noting benefits for breakfast skippers while cautioning against using them as meal substitutes.