Parents still think that kids get "sugar highs" that cause them to bounce off walls. It's not true, but that doesn't prevent the myth from persisting. (Source: New York Times)

Coronavirus isn't the only health-related danger flight attendants have to face these days. They're always dealing with illness and bacteria. It's your fault. (Source: Los Angeles Times)

Two airlines have increased their baggage fees. It's not because their costs are higher; it's because they can. (Source: USA Today)

Yet another study shows that the Mediterranean diet is very good for you. And yet again, you won't take the hint. (Source: CNN)

Burial and cremation have new competition. You can now be composted. You'll probably want to wait until after you're dead, though. (Source: BBC)

You listen to music or podcasts while working out. Perhaps you should reconsider that. (Source: The Atlantic)

A new health fad turns out to be a very bad idea. It could cause you to develop long-term and even fatal damage. That's what you get for taking health advice from Instagram. (Source: Los Angeles Times)

No, pets aren't gonna catch coronavirus. Stop putting masks on them. (Source: CTV)

It's Valentine's Day, so let's keep it quick. You won't want to delay candy and dinner.

The trend towards allowing workers to take breaks during the day sometimes leads to too much time spent on surfing the web and Facebook and other pursuits. It's called "cyberloafing," and maybe there's a limit. Or maybe not. (Source: BBC)