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There is Scientific Evidence That Women Who Experience More Heartburn During Pregnancy Have Babies With More Hair at Birth.

Pregnancy is a time when expectant mothers will receive a lot of advice. But how much of the information is true or false about pregnancy? It’s one of the oldest wives’ tales in the book: if you have bad heartburn while pregnant, your baby will have a full head of hair. But did you know […]

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Bobby Dunbar Disappeared in 1912 When He was 4-Years-Old. He Was Found Eight Months Later in Mississippi with a Couple Who Denied That It Was Him. Courts Ruled in the Dunbar’s Favor. 100 Years Later DNA Evidence Verified That The Boy Was Wrongly Identified.

When a young child goes missing, the entire country searches for him, and the family eventually recovers him, only to discover that he was not their child after all. While it may sound like something out of The Twilight Zone, the eerie case of Bobby Dunbar occurred in Louisiana beginning in 1912. Do you know 

Bobby Dunbar Disappeared in 1912 When He was 4-Years-Old. He Was Found Eight Months Later in Mississippi with a Couple Who Denied That It Was Him. Courts Ruled in the Dunbar’s Favor. 100 Years Later DNA Evidence Verified That The Boy Was Wrongly Identified. Read More »

A 2017 Study Found that the Introduction of Iodized Salt in 1924 Raised the IQ for a Quarter of the Population Most Deficient in Iodine.

Table salt in the United States was iodized in the early 1900s to ensure that all Americans consumed enough iodine to function properly. According to recent research, adding iodine to salt improved health and raised the average IQ. But how did iodize salt help improve IQ? According to a 2017 study, the introduction of iodized

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Childhood Dementia is a Result of Progressive Brain Damage That Can be Caused by Over 70 Rare Genetic Disorders.

Childhood dementia is a neurological disorder that affects the metabolism of the brain. Typical symptoms include retinal degeneration, epileptic seizures, visual loss, deafness, cognitive deterioration, impaired motor functions, and an increased risk of death. Do you know what Childhood Dementia is? Dementia in childhood. It is caused by over 70 rare genetic disorders and is

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Little Richard Sang the Theme Song for Magic School Bus

As Ms. Frizzle once said, The whole world is a field trip, and all the kids in our class are merely guinea pigs. But do you know who sang the theme song for Magic School Bus? Little Richard sang the Magic School Bus theme song. Magical Song for A Magical Show One of the most

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The Letter Grade “E” Existed Until the 1930s. It Was Removed to Avoid Parents from Interpreting the Grade as “Excellent”

Report Cards are not a new concept; it has existed for centuries because education has always been based on the exchange of knowledge between students and instructors. The assessment aims to improve student learning by systematically examining student learning patterns to inform future teaching and learning. But did you know that the letter grade E

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Zootopia: The Only Movie with No Humans to Break the Billion Dollar Barrier?

Disney’s animated film Zootopia has made history as the only movie with no human characters to reach $1 billion in worldwide ticket sales. The film, which was released in 2016, follows the story of a rabbit named Judy Hopps who becomes the first bunny to join the Zootopia Police Department. Along with a sly fox

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Kelsey Oldham

Frances Kathleen Oldham Kelsey, a Drug Reviewer from the FDA, Refused to Allow Thalidomide on the Market. Her Actions Helped Prevent Countless Childbirth Defects.

Frances Kathleen Oldham Kelsey was a Canadian-American physician and pharmacologist. She played a vital role in the pharmaceutical scene. But did you know how she prevented the occurrence of several childbirth defects? Frances Kathleen Oldham Kelsey, an FDA drug reviewer, refused to allow Thalidomide to be sold, thereby preventing numerous birth defects. John F. Kennedy

Frances Kathleen Oldham Kelsey, a Drug Reviewer from the FDA, Refused to Allow Thalidomide on the Market. Her Actions Helped Prevent Countless Childbirth Defects. Read More »

Sesame Street

Sesame Street was Designed to Build Up the Self-Worth of Children of Color. This was Done by Representing African-Americans in a Positive Image in a Harmonious Community.

Sesame Street is an educational children’s television show in the United States that combines live-action, sketch comedy, animation, and puppetry. It was created by Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett and was produced by Sesame Workshop. It was formerly known as the Children’s Television Workshop until June 2000. But did you know that the show

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Rubber Duckie

The Sesame Street Song “Rubber Duckie” Peaked at Number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart and Reached Number 10 in Australia.

The Rubber Duckie song is performed on Sesame Street by the Muppet character Ernie who Jim Henson himself voices. Ernie’s toy, a rubber duck, affectionately known as Rubber Duckie, inspired the song. But did you know the song was so popular that it made it to the Billboard Hot 100 Chart? On September 26th, 1970,

The Sesame Street Song “Rubber Duckie” Peaked at Number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart and Reached Number 10 in Australia. Read More »