by guest contributor Matthew Firth

No food is more associated with Ireland than the spud—which didn't appear there before the late 1600s. So what did people eat till then?

What happens when paranoia becomes reality? Hemingway’s friends and loved ones believed he was insane when he told them the FBI was following him, but the truth turned out to be far worse than anyone could’ve expected. Analysis of declassified documents tells…

Researcher Michał Sip described the prehistoric vessel as the "discovery of a lifetime"

Human feces don't usually stick around for long—and certainly not for thousands of years. But exceptions to this general rule are found in a few places in the world, including prehistoric salt mines ...

A brilliant new account upends bedrock assumptions about 30,000 years of change.

Research that studied semen samples from nearly 43,000 men from 50 countries detected a sharp downward trend that is provoking broad health concerns.

Studies have laid out in the open that cold showers do have a positive impact on the levels of testosterone by escalating them up to a significant mark.