How much water do you save by not eating meat?
You'll be shocked to see how much water meat production requires.
Spacesuits – a look at their history
If you want to explore outer space, you need quite a fair bit of fancy equipment: a good ship, life...
What are designer babies — a healthcare wonder or an ethical horror?
Designer babies aren't coming -- they're already here.
Testogen Review: Does This T-Booster Work?
As you grow older, certain hormonal changes take place in your body, causing you to have lowered performance levels in...
Best Testosterone Booster Supplements [2021 List]
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Coronavirus: the pandemic is changing our brains – here are the remedies
Whether you had COVID-19 or just stressed out about getting it, your brain's hippocampus may have shrunk in the last...
Stella Immanuel’s theories about the relationship between demons, illness, and sex have a long history
This is not a time to pick religion over science.
Using antibacterial agents in the COVID-19 era may promote antimicrobial resistance.
It's not helping anyone.
Why don’t we hear about the low number of coronavirus deaths in Central Europe?
The lesser known success stories.
Thousands of women have run out of tampons and pads under lockdown – time to talk about sustainable period products
Supriya Garikipati, University of Liverpool To many people, this is a luxury. Image via Wiki Commons. The coronavirus pandemic has...
Avoiding single-use plastic was becoming normal, until coronavirus. Here’s how we can return to good habits
The pandemic is not a green light for pollution.
Coronavirus shows how ageism is harmful to the health of older adults
Another prevalent form of discrimination: ageism.
Quarantine bubbles – when done right – limit coronavirus risk and help fight loneliness
We are a social species, and getting through this pandemic can be extremely tough. Here's how we can form small...
The Science of ‘Seinfeld’ — How Much Was Actually True?
Science says George is right: there is definite shrinkage.
Police officers accused of brutal violence often have a history of complaints by citizens
Complaints are a reliable indicator -- but they need to be addressed properly.
Riot or resistance? How media frames unrest in Minneapolis will shape public’s view of protest
The role of the media is crucial in the ongoing protests.
While the world is distracted, Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro is devastating indigenous lands in the Amazon
Amid a global pandemic also ravaging Brazil, the country's administration is dismantling Amazon protection.
Lockdown: we need to experiment with reopenings now to prevent a second wave
If we want to relax the lockdown, we need to experiment. But that's exactly the kind of thing policymakers don't...
If we want to address climate change, we could use the help of the military
In addition to being a major polluter itself, the military could help reduce climate change denial.
High-intensity aerobic exercises boost brain neuroplasticity
High intensity interval training and continuous aerobic exercises improve the brain's ability to form new connections.