President-elect Joe Biden says he has a plan to hit the ground running where the coronavirus pandemic is concerned, but his efforts are reportedly being stymied by a lack of coordination between his task force and the outgoing Trump administration.
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We all have things to do and people to see. But if you're not partial to waiting in line and you have a phone, you actually have a handy resource that can tell you when the best times are to do mundane things, whether its going for a grocery run, eating out, or grabbing a cup of coffee.
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With cases numbers spiking around the country, it's not difficult to see why avoiding COVID-19 is a top concern for many people. And now, Spanish researchers have issued the results of a new study that show people seemed to increase their chances of catching the coronavirus by doing two things.
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It may feel like our skin's fighting a losing battle against time, the environment, and the food we eat. If you're worried about keeping your complexion looking fresh and hydrated, polyglutamic acid packs a bigger punch than hyaluronic acid. Here's why you'll want to add it to your skincare routine.
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When you're craving salt, it can be sooooo hard to say no to potato chips. Sure, you know that they are high in fat, carbs, and sodium... oh, and let's not forget calories. But maybe you're not really watching your weight (lucky!) or you plan to get in a great workout session to burn it off.
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Tire of throwing away that stained, moldy shower curtain every few months only to repeat the grimy, shameful cycle all over again? Well, we're here to tell you why that liner gets so gross in the first place, and how you can keep it clean with just a few easy steps.
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The wintertime doesn't exactly do wonders for most people's motivation. Darker nights and colder temperatures can make it difficult to whip up a nutritious meal. As an easy and filling alternative to cooking a three-course meal, this is why blended soups should be your cold-weather dinner staple.
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As Thanksgiving rolls around, it's important to know you have options for the big meal. You can make any dish healthier with a few additions or subtractions.
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Anyone who has submitted to a COVID-19 nasal test knows the drill, but that's going to change.
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Jaime Bronstein, licensed therapist and relationship expert, told The List that our personality traits are developed as we are growing up, and that personalities are pretty much set by the time we become young adults. Here's the real difference between introverts, extroverts, and ambiverts.
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While cortisone creams and ice packs are viable options to help swelling, arnica plant may offer the remedy you're looking for.
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Nothing can derail a healthy fitness routine quite like effort not yielding results, or worse, injury. Oftentimes, simply doing the machine circuit in the gym doesn't yield an effective workout, and as the experts at Women's Health point out, some of those machines can be downright dangerous!
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It's no secret that we're all a bit addicted to our phones. The plethora of screens in our lives makes it nearly impossible to exist without switching from screen to screen, absorbing content whether we mean to or not. As it turns out, technology can have a huge effect on our sleep patterns.
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In the movies, characters seem to be able to roughly towel dry their hair and toss it into a perfect bun with no questions asked. Unfortunately, your stands are likely more delicate than you think. Here are mistakes you might be making that could cause your hair to fall out.
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Changing your underpants every day makes sense. And as for changing your bra on a daily basis? Well, you should probably do that, too. Here is why it is a good idea not to wear a bra two days in a row.
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We can all hear our mothers or grandmothers in the back of our heads: "Stop squinting! You'll hurt your eyes!" It was almost as common a parental warning as "Don't run with scissors, you'll put your eye out" and "If you keep making that face it'll stick that way!"
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Constantly drinking water and still feeling parched? It could be the water that you're chugging. Since many of us get our supply from bottled sources or filtered tap water, people are getting fewer natural nutrients from their water than ever. Here are the benefits of drinking spring water.
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The country has reached a grim milestone in the coronavirus outbreak with the total number of cases across the country hitting 11 million on Sunday. In reporting the latest number, The New York Times says it took just ten days to go from 9 to 10 million cases.
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While we're grappling with the reality that the U.S. now has 11 million COVID-19 cases, researchers at one U.S. drug company tell us they may have discovered a second vaccine that can be used against the coronavirus. Drug company Moderna is saying its shots appear to be nearly 95 percent effective.
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If you feel like these COVID-19 stats, along with the events that followed Election Day on November 3rd elections have led you to lose sleep and experience insomnia, irritability, exhaustion, and anxiety, you're likely feeling the impact brought on by chronic stress.
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Vitamin D is an essential nutrient, and in an ideal world, we would get all that we need from our diet and from soaking up a little sun. But the combination of modern diets and religious use of sunscreen has left many of us with a Vitamin D deficiency. Lacking this vitamin can lead to depression.
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Emma Roberts recently got candid about her fertility struggles in the new issue of Cosmopolitan. The actress is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Garett Hedlund next year. However, Roberts confessed she wasn't sure if she'd be able to get pregnant because she has endometriosis.
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It's hard to know what activities are safe as the global coronavirus pandemic rages on around the world. A new study offers insight into which locations carry the biggest risk of spreading the highly-contagious disease. The study, published in the journal Nature, looked at cases in large US cities.
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Where there's smoke, there's fire. This is true and most of the time, we're too busy focusing (rightfully so) on the fire. Wildfire season happens every year without fail. The destruction from the flames are highly visible and widely publicized. But what about the smoke?
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A common New Year's resolution is to get in shape, and one way people do that is joining a gym. But that may not be the best use of your cash.
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Everything from hormonal changes to genetics can impact facial hair growth in women. While the easiest at-home hair-removal options are shaving or plucking, they each have their pros and cons. In the battle of shaving vs. plucking, let's find out which is better for facial hair.
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Made forever-famous by the 2000 earworm "The Thong Song" by rapper Sisqo, the thong panty is a favorite of many women for a variety of reasons. Some find them more comfortable, others love never having to worry about panty lines, and some just think they're fun and sexy.
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