Eating Mushrooms a Few Times a Week Could Dramatically Reduce Dementia Risk, Says 6-Year Study
This new study suggests that seniors who regularly eat mushrooms may reduce their odds of cognitive decline by as much as 50%.
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Walk Through This Giant Stunning Exhibit Where Van Gogh's Artwork Comes to Life in Light
This new music and art display in southern France uses 50-foot walls to immerse you in the life and work of Vincent Van Gogh.
Irish Town Builds Memorial to Thank Native Americans Who Helped During the Potato Famine
A giant sculpture was erected in Ireland to thank the "Trail of Tears" Native American tribe who sent what little money they could to help the Irish people during the Great Famine.
eBay Seller Touches a Mother's Heart After Learning Their Family Lost Everything in the Wildfires
Aimee was so thrilled to replace an item she'd lost when her house burned down, she didn't realize the eBay seller would stuff the box with joy.
Watch the Sweet Moment When a Police Officer Soothes Frightened Student With Muppet Song
This middle school student was afraid of going outside when Officer Chris Morrison stepped up to help soothe her nerves.
Routine Eye Test Can Detect Earliest Stages of Alzheimer's in Seconds, According to New Research
This quick eye test could offer early diagnosis and lead to treatments that are far more effective than current therapy methods.
Lucky Dented Penny That Saved Soldier's Life During WWI Comes to Light 100 Years Later
If it had not been for this lucky penny, Maureen Coulson and her family may have never been born following their grandfather's service during WWI.
Service Dog Who Can Fetch Food, Clothing, and Pay for Shopping Has Transformed This Woman's Life
Sally Whitney also credits her beloved 5-year-old pup as the reason she has a husband and university research job.
28-Year-old Inventor Unveils Contact Lenses That Correct Color Blindness
Inspired by her own vision problems, this Canadian chemist has developed an exciting new prototype for contact lenses that correct color blindness.
Clinical Research Begins On Cannabis Inhalers Offering Immediate Pain Relief to Cancer Patients in Israel Who Can't Smoke
Research may soon support a new level of immediate pain relief to cancer patients and people suffering from chronic pain in Israel.
Rather Than Wasting Ugly Potatoes, Couple Uses Them to Make Scotland's First Potato Vodka
Rather than allowing thousands of ugly potatoes to end up in landfills, this couple came up with a tastier solution for the misshapen spuds.
Two Patients Make History After Essentially Being Cured of HIV Using Stem Cell Transplant
It has been a little over 12 years since a Berlin man became the first patient to ever be cured of HIV – and now, two more patients may have joined him.