From loud restroom conversations to messy sinks, these eight habits expose unrefined behavior immediately, especially to people from higher social circles. Public restrooms reveal more about people ...

The OODA loop—for observe, orient, decide, act—is a framework to understand decision-making in adversarial situations. We apply the same framework to artificial intelligence agents, who have to make ...

A study found industrialized communities east of Houston may be at elevated risk of developing several types of cancer. But state epidemiologists have refused to release cancer data at the ...

After years of writing, studying psychology, and geeking out on language research, I’ve noticed something quietly reliable: people who think clearly tend to speak and write clearly, and the ...

A recent report from the International Food Information Council finds 70% of Americans actively try to eat protein, and 23% regularly follow a high protein ... Read moreThe post Protein ...

In the bustling suburb of East Point, just southwest of Atlanta, there’s a retail wonderland where Georgians flock like bargain-hunting pilgrims to a discount mecca. The Dollar Tree at 3668 ...

Antibiotic resistance is one of the most pressing global health challenges, and farms that use livestock manure as fertilizer have emerged as important sources of resistant bacteria and genes in the ...

A natural sweetener found in the leaves of the Stevia plant may offer new hope for people struggling with hair loss.

Q: I was told I have an elevated level of some protein (troponin) in my blood and that means I had a heart attack. But I never knew! I seem OK now. How should I proceed? — Ralph J., Albuquerque, N.M. ...

This review explores how Cadmium (Cd), a toxic heavy metal can be used for eco-friendly remediation through multi-omics approaches ...

This is what one night looks like in a $47,000 hotel suite in Paris, an $80,000 villa in the Maldives, and a $4,000 giraffe sanctuary resort in Nairobi.

Some of the earliest uses of the words “analogy” and “analogue” related to medical matters, the former in Philip Barrough’s textbook, The Methode of Physicke (1583) and the latter in William Whewell’s ...