Ted Snider

Of all the disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is the most common, affecting at least 11 percent of all people.

The Gulf states couldn’t stay out of a war launched from their territory.

Maybe the biggest threat to the beleaguered country comes from inside.

New charges launched against Andriy Yermak, the former head of President Zelensky's office, underscore persistent problems in Kyiv

Years ago, we had the opportunity to speak to the late James Duke, an ethnobotanist who travelled the world gathering information on how herbs were used in different cultures, about herbal aphrodisiacs. He gave us access to his database of folkloric aphrodisiacs: it contained more than 321 aphrodisiac herbs! Can it be true? For some of them, science says, “Yes!” Female sexual dysfunction (FSD) is surprisingly common—as many as 43 percent of women struggle with some form of sexual dysfunction—but, like so many health conditions, female sexual dysfunction is less understood and less studied than male sexual dysfunction. Drugs fail to outperform, or barely outperform, a placebo. So, there is no real treatment. Unless you turn to nature!

The countries that have borne the brunt of Iranian retaliation have an incentive to diversify their security structures.

Abu Dhabi, despite its previous Iran hawkism, appears to have facilitated peace between Washington and Tehran.

An exchange of accusations and threats, on top of Kyiv attacks deep into Russia, risks drawing in the US and Europe. Is that what Ukraine wants?

The Islamic Republic may be in a stronger position than ever before.

First used by the ancient Greek healer Dioscorides for heart problems and used in traditional Chinese medicine since 659 CE, hawthorn has been building its scientific resume ever since.