Maybe Online Reviews Shouldn’t Be So Easy to Do
The speed and ease of leaving online reviews and star ratings isn't necessarily a good thing. Read more ›
Reacting to Sound: How the Left and Right Brain Differ
Research sheds some light on why the left hemisphere of the brain dominates language processing. Read more ›
Ancient Maya Vase Tells Story of Trade, Power, and Politics
The discovery of a marble vase in an archaeological site in Belize offers tantalizing clues about trade, politics, and power in the ancient Maya world. Read more ›
Let’s Talk About Sex, Anxiety, and PrEP
A study finds that taking PrEP, the daily pill that prevents HIV transmission, has psychological benefits. Read more ›
Skateboard Injuries Are Down, But Skateboarding Didn’t Get Safer
A study looks at why fewer skateboarders are seeking treatment for injuries in hospitals. Read more ›
Where Does Self-Awareness Come From?
What's happening in our brains when we listen to our breathing or when our gurgling tummies catch our attention? Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Treatment Access and the Opioid Crisis
Providing geographic access to substance abuse treatment reduces opioid-related deaths, a study shows. Read more ›
The Hidden Surveillance Behind Big Data
The surveillance we're experiencing now from AI is at a level previously only written about in science fiction novels. Read more ›
A Sea Creature That Blew Scientists’ Minds
The DNA makeup of a tube anemone set a record for longest mitochondrial genome found in an animal.
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