I tested ShapeShift, SickScience’s jaw- and neck-firming serum, to see if it would tighten my over-50 skin. After just four weeks, here are the results.

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Neck strains and sprains are the most frequently reported injuries in United States auto insurance claims, so the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)—the nonprofit safety organization funded ...

James Edward Spurling James Edward Spurling, 84, of Benton, Tennessee, passed away on January 18, 2026, in San Marcos, Texas. Born August 9, 1941, in Turtletown, Tennessee, he was the son of James ...

North Carolina has lost a key member of its football program. James Spurling, longtime director of Kenan Stadium and the Kenan Football Center and a Massey Award winner, has died at age 68. Spurling ...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety launches new testing focusing on head restraints in small SUVs and safety when it comes to rear-end collisions. Weight-loss drugs draw thousands of lawsuits ...

Commissioning Editor, Health + Medicine and Host of Strange Health podcast, The Conversation Katie Edwards is a health and medicine editor at The Conversation in the UK. Clodagh Toomey receives ...

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The first time I read the words “Ozempic face” I clicked, genuinely alarmed by the implication that this class of drug might be disfiguring its users. I was relieved to find nothing pointing to actual ...

“It’s the fallout from spending too much time looking down at phones or tablets, or holding your head too far forward to look at a computer screen,” says Stacie J. Stephenson, a doctor of chiropractic ...

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