Blood samples routinely collected at birth could be used for genetic testing, potentially helping 1,000 children a year, study suggests
One Answer but With More Than One Way to Get There
Researchers explore how different approaches can lead to the same outcome, revealing flexibility in problem-solving and discovery.
Researchers explore how different approaches can lead to the same outcome, revealing flexibility in problem-solving and discovery.
Part Grueling Race, Part Field Study
Researchers use an extreme endurance challenge to study human performance, resilience, and physical limits.
Researchers use an extreme endurance challenge to study human performance, resilience, and physical limits.
Total Keto or Veganism? Daniel Lieberman Considers How Humans Evolved to Eat.
Excerpt from evolutionary biologist’s new book ‘Fed Up’
Excerpt from evolutionary biologist’s new book ‘Fed Up’
A Bond Stronger Than Blood
Tayari Jones digs into themes of latest novel, ‘Kin’: ‘We all need chosen family.’
Tayari Jones digs into themes of latest novel, ‘Kin’: ‘We all need chosen family.’
Why We Need to Break the Grip of ‘Oldigarchy’
An analysis examines generational power, political leadership, and debates over age representation in American institutions.
An analysis examines generational power, political leadership, and debates over age representation in American institutions.
AI Use Surging for Mental Health Help Among Young People
Young people are increasingly turning to AI tools for mental health support, raising questions about benefits and risks.
Young people are increasingly turning to AI tools for mental health support, raising questions about benefits and risks.
When AI Goes Rogue
Experts examine the risks of advanced AI systems behaving unexpectedly and the challenges of maintaining control.
Experts examine the risks of advanced AI systems behaving unexpectedly and the challenges of maintaining control.
The Best Medicine May Be Free
Forest therapy guide explains what a daily dose of nature does for the body.
Forest therapy guide explains what a daily dose of nature does for the body.
How Somewhat Obscure English Duke Helped Stoke American Revolutionary Ambitions
Danielle Allen’s new book unearths role of Charles Lennox in supporting ‘radical’ writers, thinkers including Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin
Danielle Allen’s new book unearths role of Charles Lennox in supporting ‘radical’ writers, thinkers including Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin
Gen Z Puts High Priority on Jobs With Meaning, Purpose, but Sees Daunting Hurdles
Gen Z seeks meaningful careers but faces challenges finding purpose-driven jobs amid economic and workplace pressures.
Gen Z seeks meaningful careers but faces challenges finding purpose-driven jobs amid economic and workplace pressures.
Coffee Refill? Go for It, Says American Heart Association, With Note of Caution.
Co-author of new guidance explains how many cups a day are safe — possibly even good for you — and why energy drinks are different
Co-author of new guidance explains how many cups a day are safe — possibly even good for you — and why energy drinks are different
You’re Getting a Divorce. What Happens to the Frozen Embryo?
Panelists dig into fraught legal, ethical questions at heart of fertility cases
Panelists dig into fraught legal, ethical questions at heart of fertility cases
How AI May Change Public Policy, How We Lead
Experts explore how artificial intelligence could reshape policymaking, leadership, and decision-making in government and society.
Experts explore how artificial intelligence could reshape policymaking, leadership, and decision-making in government and society.
Do You Have a Guilty AI Secret?
A Harvard study explores how people privately use AI and the feelings of guilt surrounding artificial intelligence tools.
A Harvard study explores how people privately use AI and the feelings of guilt surrounding artificial intelligence tools.
Is Your Cholesterol too High Based on Latest Guidelines?
Study flags elevated LDL levels of 1 in 3 Americans without history of heart disease as major miss for prevention
Study flags elevated LDL levels of 1 in 3 Americans without history of heart disease as major miss for prevention