What are Dekton Countertops?
| Updated on Mar 28, 2025 Dekton countertops are part of a larger category called engineered stone. Cosentino describes Dekton as the “Technical Ultracompact Stone.”...
The Gross Truth About Your Smartwatch (And How To Fix It)
Ahh, our trusty smartwatches. We do everything with them – tap to pay for a post-run coffee, track sleep patterns, measure VO2 max, check stress...
Beauty Professionals, It’s Time to Take the Green Pledge
You have the power to make real change. As beauty professionals and brands, you witness firsthand how climate change impacts our communities, from wildfires in...
Hydrocephalus In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments
Hydrocephalus in dogs is where cerebrospinal fluid builds up in a dog’s skull, putting pressure on the brain. Sometimes called “water on the brain,” hydrocephalus...
5 Effective Ways To Beat The Dreaded Afternoon Slump
It’s so easy to lose motivation as soon as midday strikes. From frequent strolls to the copier, scrolling TikTok and needing about four coffee breaks...
Colitis in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments
Canine colitis is an inflammation of the colon in dogs and is responsible for some 50 percent of cases of chronic diarrhea. While not a life-threatening...
Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
An ovarian cancer recurrence means the disease has returned after you’ve gone into remission or been declared disease-free. While survival rates for people with recurrent...
What Is Rucking? How To Try The Cardio And Strength Workout, According To Experts
If you’ve ever seen people walking about with a weighted pack on, but not really heading on a backpacking trek and thought, what the ruck?! I’m here to...
I Was Told No One Lives with Pancreatic Cancer, but 31 Years Later, I’m Still Here — Fighting for a Cure
As told to Jacquelyne Froeber In 1994, I was in the emergency room when the healthcare provider told me pancreatic cancer was only diagnosed in...
Gallstones In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, And Treatments
Gallstones in dogs form from bacteria, bile, calcium salts, cholesterol, and proteins, and they sometimes cause blockages in the gallbladder. They’re also known as choleliths, and they...