Articles by Elyse Johnson
Mothers With Diabetes Are More Likely To Have Autistic Children, New Study Suggest
A team of researchers from Southern California suggested that women who have any form of diabetes while pregnant are at a higher risk of having a child with autism. The study examined over 400,000 children that were born between 1995 and 2012.
Tom Hiddleston Knew Loki's Fate In 'Avengers: Infinity Wars' 2 Years Ago And Why His Death Is 'Important'
Actor Tom Hiddleston confirmed that his character, Loki, was dead and would not be returning in the next Avengers film. The actor also explained why his death was important and needed for 'Avengers: Infinity Wars'.
Woman Suffering From A Migraine Discovers She Has A Brain Tumor And Only 24 Hours To Live
A woman was given only 24 hours to live after doctors discovered a 2.2cm tumor in her brain. The woman claimed she went to the doctors because of a severe headache she thought was a migraine.
Children's Exposure To The Drug Buprenorphine Has Risen To 215 Percent In 3 Years
A new study found that the rate of children who are exposed to the drug buprenorphine has drastically increased in the past three years. Buprenorphine is considered to be an opioid but does not give the same type of 'high' as other opiates.
Actor James McAvoy Confirms Production For 'It: Chapter Two' Has Begun
Actor James McAvoy revealed on social media that the production for the sequel of the 2017 'It' film has begun. 'It: Chapter Two' will be in theaters on Sept. 6, 2019, and also stars Jessica Chastain and Bill Hader.
61-Year-Old Actress Linda Hamilton Returns As Sarah Connor For 'Terminator 6'
Actress Linda Hamilton has been confirmed to reprise her role as Sarah Connor in the upcoming 'Terminator' film. The film will not follow the recent 'Terminator' reboot, and will be a direct sequel to the film 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day'.
Researchers Suggest Caffeine Could Replace Insulin Injections For Treating Diabetes
A team of Swiss scientists suggested that caffeine could be beneficial for diabetics. The team gave mice that had diabetes caffeine receptors, which helped produce insulin, the hormone diabetics require.
Severe Obesity Rates Have Increased In Rural America, CDC Reports
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that people who live in rural areas have higher severe obesity rates. The CDC reported that the obesity rates for adults who live in the areas increased within the past decade.
'Avengers: Infinity War' Actor Hints His Character Could Still Be Alive In 'Avengers 4'
An actor from the film 'Avengers: Infinity War' may have revealed the fate of his character and if he will return in the next film. The untitled fourth 'Avengers' film will be in theaters May 3, 2019.
Drinking Alcohol Moderately Can Help Strengthen The Heart
Researchers suggested that drinking alcohol in moderation can possibly strengthen the heart. The study showed that a certain amount of alcohol can help prepare the heart deal with stress.
New Study Suggests 16:8 Diet Can Help With Weight Loss
Researchers who examined the effects of the 16:8 diet claimed that it can help people lose weight and lower their blood pressure. The study followed overweight individuals who fasted for 12 weeks and would only eat from 10 am to 6 pm each day.
Smoking Is At An All-Time-Low, Only 14 Percent Of Adults In U.S. Still Use Cigarettes
The CDC released new figures that show the number of people who smoke cigarettes is significantly lower for the first time in years. Teenagers, in particular, are quitting smoking cigarettes but are using other vaping devices, including e-cigarettes.
Samuel L. Jackson Teases Why Captain Marvel Will Be 'Important' In 'Avengers 4'
Actor Samuel L. Jackson revealed during a new interview how the character Captain Marvel may be important in the next 'Avengers' film. Captain Marvel is played by actress Brie Larson.
Millennials Are On Track To Have Worse Health Problems Than Their Parents In The Next 30 Years
A new study showed that millennials will face more health issues in the next 30 years. The illnesses that young adults are at risk of developing include cancer, heart disease, and certain cancers.
'Helicopter Parenting' May Negatively Affect Children's Emotional Well-Being And Behavior
Researchers have suggested that children who have parents that are 'overbearing' will have a harder time regulating their emotions. The study also suggests that these children will face difficulties making friends and behaving in school.
People Who Are 'Early Risers' May Have Lower Risk Of Developing Depression
A team of researchers suggested that people who go to bed early have a lower risk of developing depression. The study stated that people who go to bed late or wake up late have a 6 percent higher risk of developing depression or a mood disorder.
Actress Busy Philipps Claims Working Out 7 Days A Week Is How She Deals With Anxiety
Actress Busy Philipps stated that she works out seven days a week to help deal with her anxiety. Since the recent deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, more celebrities have opened up about their mental health.
46-Year-Old Grandmother Strangles Rabid Bobcat With Her Bare Hands After It Attacked Her
A grandmother from Athens, Georgia strangled a rabid bobcat with her bare hands outside of her home. The woman stated that the animal tried to attack her after she took a picture of it on her cellphone.
Overweight Dogs Teach Humans News Tricks About Obesity, New Study Claims
Hungarian scientists suggested that overweight dogs are similar to people who are overweight or obese. The scientists suggest that dogs could be used as a model to help find the cause of obesity in people.
People Need At Least 8.5 Hours Of Sleep Because Of Social Media And Cellphones
According to a professor from Pennsylvania State University, people require at least 8.5 hours of sleep a day. The professor elaborated that people are processing too much information throughout the day, which requires more sleep at night.
Teens Are Having Less Sex For The First Time In Decades, But Still At Risk For New Dangers
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that teenagers are having less sex for the first time in 10 years. The data that was collected from a nationwide survey stated that teenagers are still at risk for other dangers.
6 Steps That Could Help Protect A Person's Mental Health
Health experts suggest six steps that can help bring more happiness and joy among people dealing with mental illness. Spending time with friends, working out, and eating better are a few suggestion experts made.
44-Year-Old Woman Sues Hospital After Receiving Permanent Breast Implants Following Double Mastectomy
A 44-year-old mother accused the doctor, who performed her double mastectomy, of giving her breasts implants following the surgery. The woman claimed she did not consent to the implants.
Higher Levels Of Vitamin D Could Help Prevent Colon Cancer, Particularly In Women
A new study shows that people who have higher levels of vitamin D are less likely to develop colon cancer. Researchers of the study suggest that more vitamin D could help strengthen resistance from stomach tumors, particularly in women.
'The Nun' Trailer Released: 'The Conjuring' Spin-off Is Just As 'Terrifying' As Imagined
Director James Wan's upcoming horror film, 'The Nun,' which he also produced, debuts its first trailer. The film, which will be in theaters in September 2018, will follow the story of the demonic nun Valak that appeared in 'The Conjuring 2.'
DC 'Confident' In Upcoming 'Aquaman' Film: 'It's Extraordinary'
Producers and executives of 'Aquaman' have broken their silence about the film, stating that it is 'extraordinary.' 'Aquaman' is set to be in theaters in December 2018.
'Wonder Woman 1984' Spoilers: A Major Character Will Return For 80's Themed Sequel
Director Patty Jenkins revealed that a character from 'Wonder Woman' will appear in the sequel. 'Wonder Woman 1984' will be in theaters on Nov. 1, 2019, with Gal Gadot reprising her role as Diana Prince.
Sleeping For Less Than 6 Hours Or More Than 10 Hours Could Lead To Heart Disease, New Study Finds
A new study shows that men and women who sleep less than six hours or more than ten hours daily were at a higher risk of developing a cardiovascular disease. The study was conducted by researchers from Seoul National University College of Medicine.
'Avengers 4' Spoilers: Some Characters That Died Will Return, And Some May Not
In 'Avengers: Infinity Wars' fans were shocked to see the deaths of their favorite Marvel characters. The screenwriters for the film state that some characters may return in the fourth film, while other deaths are meant to be 'permanent.'
47-Year-Old Man Gets Strange Lesion Inside Of His Mouth From Performing Oral Sex
A man was informed by dentists that he had a strange lesion in his mouth during a routine checkup. The dentists deduced that the lesion surfaced after the man performed oral sex three days prior to his visit.
