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New Clues to the Way We Metabolize Sugar A gene that appeared sometime after humans began processing their food seems to protect some people from type 2 diabetes

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Scientists Have Been Underestimating the Pace of Climate Change

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Broccoli Is Dying. Corn Is Toxic. Long Live Microbiomes

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It's Time to Get Serious about Tick-Borne Diseases

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The Death of Social Reciprocity in the Era of Digital Distraction

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A Scientist Must Go Where the Evidence Leads

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The Law Isn't Ready for Psychedelic Medicine

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The Secret Life of Kudzu

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Research has found emotionally extreme experiences, not just “positive” or “negative” experiences, are more meaningful in life

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1,000 Years of Congruent Numbers

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Is Medicine Overrated?

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The Internet Is a Cesspool of Racist Pseudoscience

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Ethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence - If we don’t know how AIs make decisions, how can we trust what they decide?

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Myths about Testosterone

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Why Don't We Hear About More Species Going Extinct?

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We Need to Get Serious about “Critical Materials”

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Decoherence – a problem with quantum computers

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Scientific Research Shouldn't Sit behind a Paywall - The public pays taxes to support research; they should be able to access the results

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In-group favoritism is difficult to change, even when the social groups are meaningless, suggests a new study on 5- to 8-year-olds, which found "mere membership" is sufficient to bring out strong in-group favoritism, however random and meaningless the group assignment is.

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A Curious Sequence of Prime Numbers

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The Next Wave of Immuno-Oncology

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Botanical Sexism Cultivates Home-Grown Allergies

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When Engineers Become Whistleblowers

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We Must Defend Science in the Face of Political Attacks

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The Reason Fans Hate the Last Season of Game of Thrones

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Cosmology Has Some Big Problems

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Language Shapes the Brain

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We Can't Solve Climate Change Without Nuclear Power: Renewable energy carbon-capture technologies, efficiency measures, reforestation and other steps are important—but they won’t get us there

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New research demonstrates that increasing Medicaid eligibility reduces the correlation between parent and child income at the county level

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Thomas Kuhn Wasn't So Bad

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