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Fat of the Land Oct. 31, 2018
In 2012, not a single state had an adult obesity rate above 35 percent. According to 2017 data relea... Read More
Fiber for Your Brain Oct. 26, 2018
As we age, our brain cells become inflamed and begin to produce chemicals known to impair cognitive ... Read More
Report Suggests Radiation Is Good for You Oct. 17, 2018
The Environmental Protection Agency is weighing a plan to rewrite science regarding the amount of to... Read More
Taking Aspirin with a Grain of Salt Oct. 03, 2018
A new large study suggests that a daily dose of aspirin does not lower risk of having a heart attack... Read More
Diversity and Inclusion Harm Jun. 13, 2018
In conversations with most college officials, many CEOs, many politicians and race hustlers, it's no... Read More
War on Science Apr. 11, 2018
We've been told conservatives don't believe in science and that there's a "Republican war on science... Read More
How Ignorant We Are Mar. 28, 2018
Here's a question for you: In 1950, would it have been possible for anyone to know all of the goods ... Read More
Haunting Accident Feb. 27, 2018
What do dreams mean? I was dumped 10 months ago. I couldn't stop thinking about him. Now I barely d... Read More
'Big Bang Theory' Actress Loves Science, and You Should, Too: An Interview With Mayim Bialik Sep. 26, 2017
I've known Mayim Bialik for years, not just from her hit TV shows but as a caring, devout mother and... Read More
The Great GMO Freakout Sep. 07, 2017
It all began when a neighbor of filmmaker Scott Hamilton Kennedy's sent a text asking whether she co... Read More
CFPB's Arbitration Rule No Favor for Consumers Jul. 27, 2017
When it comes to identifying the worst government agency, it's hard to pick just one. It's equally h... Read More
Silicone Valley Jun. 13, 2017
I'm a guy who hates fake boobs. I've dumped women I really liked upon discovering they have them. T... Read More
What Margarine Can Teach Us About Climate Change Jun. 08, 2017
National Geographic Magazine is a national treasure. Published by the National Geographic Society si... Read More
Meet Brenda Milner May. 19, 2017
If you're like me, you probably experience plenty of days when you feel as if you are simply too old... Read More
Time Travel Among the Stars Apr. 06, 2017
Week of April 9-15, 2017 It's been said that most of what we know about the universe comes to us in... Read More
Inuit Studies Help Make Decisions for Climate Change: An Interview With Carolina Behe Mar. 07, 2017
Whether you want to believe climate change exists or not, science adviser Carolina Behe works in the... Read More
She's Got the Power: An Interview With Jessica O. Matthews Feb. 14, 2017
Meeting Jessica O. Matthews was so incredibly inspiring to me. She's not only solving real problems ... Read More
Crescent Venus at Dusk Feb. 09, 2017
Week of February 12-18, 2017 It was during the early years of the 17th century that the Italian ast... Read More
Ultrasound: The Anti-Science Left's Bugaboo Jan. 25, 2017
Abortion extremists are the new Luddites. Remember Ned Ludd from your grade-school history lessons? ... Read More
Meme Streets Jan. 17, 2017
My girlfriend of six years is breaking up with me. My question is: How do I let our friends and my ... Read More
