medicine

It's frustrating to stand idly by and see people avoid a proven treatment in favor of "your great grandma's cure for tumors." That's why it's good to see someone step in and cut through all the bullshit. And reason number 3 is actually pretty funny.

This may come as a shock to hear, but having some basic understanding of biology is important. Thank doctors and nurses, at least someone knows what's going on.

People will go to the greatest lengths for the dumbest reasons. Faced with that much in real medical bills, her Dad could've said a lot more than he did.

Keep your friends close, and make sure your enemies can't touch your stuff. Turns out people will break your nice things and steal your pills. Even if it's something like dog ear medicine.

Feel like you could be a doctor after watching a few seasons of Grey's Anatomy? Think again.

Veterinarians are trying to pun their way into the funny sign game, and it looks like they're doing pretty well. Get in on some of these (mostly) wholesome animal jokes.

Turns out Ben Franklin's an All-American SAVAGE. 

There's no better party trick than having an arsenal of fun facts up your sleeve. Especially if you don't possess any party-worthy talents. So here are 30 random as f*ck but still interesting facts. Confirming whether they're all 100% true or not is not our jurisdiction, seeing as they came from AskReddit. But their trustworthiness isn't half as important as their entertainment value, which we measure to be 10/10. SO. Enjoy. 

The kind of blind ignorance that has a knack for inspiring utter speechlessness on our parts. 

This sign was sure to give anti-vaxxer's out there a rage fever. 

Turns out your teachers DID talk about you behind your back.

Let the knowledge overwhelm you....

The world contains more hazards than you could ever think possible. Stay safe out there.

There's a lot of anti-vaxxers out there not only denying science, but lying about their own lives online to give themselves more false credibility. That's what makes it all the sweeter to see them brought to light.

Nurses, parents, and friends explain the awkward details of times things didn't go according to plan.