Sarah Biren is a journalist for The Hearty Soul, covering a wide range of health and wellness topics. With a focus on providing valuable and informative content, Sarah's articles aim to educate readers on various health conditions, lifestyle choices, and scientific breakthroughs.
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Sarah’s articles predominantly cover family and relationships, often supported by data and occasionally featuring promotional content. She would likely be interested in expert insights related to parenting, health, mental health, and science that are backed by credible data.
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Most people haven't witnessed a true night sky. They may have seen photos of starry skies full of cosmic light, but in person, they only see sprinklings of stars and the moon on a clear night.
Cloud-watchers can talk all about the interesting shapes they've noticed over the years. They may have been gazing out the car window during a road trip, or tanning on the beach, or on a morning walk.
By: Sarah Biren
Patrick Hardison was a 27-year-old volunteer firefighter when he received the call that would change his life in 2001.
In the 1980s, researchers documented some strange orca behavior. In the Northwest Pacific ocean, orcas were seen with dead salmon on their heads like hats, although the purpose was unknown.
Memory loss is a commonly-known sign of Alzheimer's disease, but it is not always the first symptom.
By: Sarah Biren
People may no longer need sunshine to harvest solar power. Researchers from University of New South Wales (UNSW) have found a way to generate
By: Sarah Biren
A parade of planets is coming this January, but if you miss it, you can catch it in later months.
In 2023, Lenore Satterthwaite's fridge exploded. The homeowner from North Carolina, USA, was in the other room when she thought an earthquake rocked her kitchen.
“Fire season ” is an unfortunate part of Australian summers. During this time, low soil moisture, a lack of rain, and dry vegetation allows small flames to become rapidly-spreading wildfires.
By: Sarah Biren
Orcas may join parrots and the other animals who can imitate human speech. A study examined a captive orca who is able to mimic human sounds and words.
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