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Sciatica Pain: Causes and Symptoms If there is a nerve that is pressing in your lower back area then it leads to inflammation, swelling, and pain in the region that radiates upward all the way to the spine.  Sciatica pain makes everyday tasks difficult to do but it also depends on the severity of the

Social stress, such as discrimination and industrial problems, along with health concerns regarding your job and financial stability, can contribute to early aging of the immune system, a newly released study found. This is doubly bad, as the immune system deteriorates with age. The immune system deteriorates with age, increasing the risk of cancer and

In self-deception, we can convince ourselves that our own lies are true and perhaps even be even more convincing about them. The media today is loaded with individuals who have carried on with a falsehood. There’s Elizabeth Holmes, the biotech business visionary, who in 2015 was pronounced the most youthful and most extravagant independent female

The World Record’s most expensive bottle of whiskey, called The Intrepid, was auctioned off for $1.4 million, as relayed by the auction house Lyon & Turnbull. The bottle, standing 5 feet 11 inches and weighing 2 tons, was given the Guinness World Record in September 2021. It contains 82.16 US gallons of whiskey, or 311

On Sunday, a visitor to the world-famous Louvre museum in Paris made several attempts to damage the “Mona Lisa” by smearing frosting over its protective glass top. A man threw a piece of cake at Picasso’s painting “The Women of Algiers (Version O)” at the Louvre in Paris on Tuesday, according to a statement from

Actress and singer Courtney Cox has spoken about her changing attitude to cosmetic procedures, as well as aging and career insecurity. In a recent interview, the 57-year-old “Friends” star spoke with the UK’s Sunday Times Style magazine about her new comedy horror TV show, “Shining Vale,” in which she plays a depressed erotic novelist who moves from

In most of the Western art that is classified as ethnic, Asian women are usually depicted simply as one-dimensional characters — sometimes likened to ingratiating supplicants, and at times regarded as exotic, hypersexualized creatures. Such representations fail to portray the diversity found across cultural backgrounds. The show “Wonder Women” seeks to allow more brash and