Lecia Bushak
Lecia Bushak is a reporter covering mental health and international news. She graduated from New York University with a double major in Journalism and Studio Art, and is originally from Cleveland, OH. When she's not writing, she enjoys biking, exploring, and painting. Her writing has also appeared in Newsweek and Capital New York.
Articles By Lecia Bushak
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New Asthma Pill Makes Huge Difference
The new drug, known as Fevipiprant, effectively reduced asthma symptoms in patients enrolled in a study. -
NSFW: Here’s What It Looks Like When Doctors Insert Breast Implants Through The Belly Button
Some breast augmentation procedures insert the implants through the belly button to reduce scarring. -
Getting A Massage Can Do Wonders For Your Anxiety
Researchers found that two sessions of massage every week were enough to help an anxious person’s symptoms. -
5 Times A Headache Is More Than Just A Headache
We all get headaches every so often, but here’s how to recognize when it’s more than just head pain. -
Energy Drinks Might Put You In The Emergency Room
All those Red Bulls may be taking a dangerous toll on your cardiovascular health, according to a new study. -
Watch This Woman Pole Dance...While In Labor
This mother proves it’s possible to exercise and pole dance while pregnant, right up until going into labor. -
How To Not Be Shy
Shyness isn’t a bad thing, but it’s always good to learn ways to overcome your mental barriers to social interactions in order to make new connections. -
How To Whiten Your Teeth The Healthy Way
Here are several easy, natural ways to keep your teeth white. -
What Is Parabiosis? Inside Peter Thiel’s New Plan To Live Forever
Staying young forever might mean becoming a vampire of sorts. -
The 6 Different Types Of Anxiety Disorders, Explained
There's more than just one type of anxiety. -
Is This The Secret To Healthy Relationships?
If you want to help your relationship along, step aside during an argument for a moment and focus on the future instead. -
The Bacteria In Your Boogers May Fight Off Infection
Researchers found that a bacterium found in your nose can be used as an antibiotic against Staph infections.
