Cold brew generally has more caffeine and is less acidic, but which is better comes down to a matter of taste.

The sensation of drinking cold water may help you feel cooler as your heart rate comes down. Cold water may also make you feel temporarily more alert or calm if you're worked up.

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Here’s some insight into what kind of winter weather metro-east residents can expect, with information from the National Weather Service, the Farmers’ Almanac and the Old Farmer’s Almanac. While ...

More recent techniques use condensation to cool moist air and form liquid — the same principle that creates moisture on the side of your cold drinking glass on a hot day ... quite a small amount of ...

In the scope of housework, hard water stains are high on the list of public enemies in my home. Because we live in a place with hard water, they're devilishly difficult to remove (and incredibly quick ...

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CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta dismissed conspiracy theories about President Donald Trump’s health Tuesday, explaining that the president’s physicians were open about his health.