Newsweek spoke to the centenarian's grandson who said that the hospital was compared to "hell" back in the 1920s.

Behold: pretty and poke-free nap earrings that you can wear morning, noon and (yes) all night long! We’ve all been there—settling in for a quick snooze when one turn of your head reveals you’ve ...

Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MD Hearing loss is classified into three types: conductive, sensorineural, and mixed (when conductive and sensorineural hearing loss co-occur). Conductive ...

Creating a water feature in your yard used to be difficult back in the day when lath and plaster or concrete were used for construction.

Creating a water feature in your yard used to be difficult back in the day when lath and plaster or concrete were used for construction.

Creating a water feature in your yard used to be difficult back in the day when lath and plaster or concrete were used for construction.

Then there’s the ears — those overworked, but often neglected little flaps that never get the TLC they truly deserve. Luckily, Chinese clinics have thought of that as well, and offer an hour-long ...

There’s no unilateral advice for how often you should clean your hearing aids, but most pros suggest doing so at least weekly ...

Fast time-resolved measurements of the response of thin-oxide MOSFETs show that radiation-induced holes are removed from the gate oxide by a tunneling process. A tunneling rate of 0.35 nm/decade from ...