Convincing Clients That Soda Is the New Tobacco May 22, 2019 Society STEM | Graduate School of Public Health Everybody knows that cigarettes cause cancer, but when it comes to soda and health, the knowledge gap is much wider. Read more ›
Borderline Personality Disorder Sheds Light on How We Decide Who to Trust May 22, 2019 STEM | The City College of New York, The Graduate Center A study on borderline personality disorder sheds light on how our brains decide who to trust. Read more ›
What Are the Risk Factors for Gay Partner Violence? May 21, 2019 Society | Baruch College A study of intimate partner violence (IPV) among young men who sleep with other men found that men who experienced violence at an early age were also more likely to experience IPV when they got older. Read more ›
Solving the Mysteries of Perception May 20, 2019 STEM | The Graduate Center A new stiudy sought to understand how our brains react to visual cues that we absorb unconsciously. Read more ›
Oh Yummy! Muffins Made From Cricket Flour May 16, 2019 Society STEM | Lehman College Would you eat a muffin made from crickets? P.S. Did we mention that cricket flour is gluten-free? Read more ›
Is AI Changing What We Consider Beautiful? May 15, 2019 Arts STEM | The Graduate Center Is artificial intelligence influencing what we regard as beautiful? Read more ›
