Health
The People Who Went to the Super Bowl Are Now a Little Bit More Deaf
Major sports games are loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss
You’re Probably Not Working Out Hard Enough to Actually Need that Gatorade
Water is all you need to replenish after a workout
Five High-Tech Tools to Boost Athletes to Olympic Glory
Athletes are using cutting-edge training devices that they hope will give them a competitive advantage
Some People Can Train Away Their Peanut Allergy
Being exposed to small doses of peanut protein can help allergic people build a tolerance
Bubonic Plague Family Tree Sheds Light on the Risk of New Outbreaks
The Black Death and the Justinian Plague arose separately from the same pathogen. Could a new strain emerge in the future?
A Postmortem of the Most Famous Brain in Neuroscience History
Patient H.M.'s brain has been sliced and digitized, leading to new insights for scientists
Amsterdam Is Feasting on Pigeon Paté
Street birds, not farm-raised squab, are rumored to be the meat of this tasty spread
Dogs Can Get Sexually Transmitted Cancer, And They’ve Been Spreading It for Millenia
This contagious cancer has spread from a single dog that lived 11,000 years ago
A New Device Can Use The Motion of a Beating Heart to Produce Electricity
Piezoelectric generators turn motion into electricity
Expecting? Cradle Your 3D Printed Fetus In The Meantime
A startup offers to create a life-like replica of your gestating child from ultrasound images
Seriously, Just Stay in Bed: Fever-Reducing Pills May Boost Flu Transmission
Nixing a fever boosts virus replication, which could result in additional transmission
Eating This Gel Might Help You Lose Weight
It's not a diet pill, but researchers have developed an edible substance that makes you feel fuller longer
A New Drug Could Help You Forget Long-Term Traumatic Memories
The drug has allowed mice to replace old anxiety-filled memories with new, harmless ones
The Cure For Snoring Is...Singing?
Choir director Alise Ojay's vocal exercises have been shown to work throat muscles that help silence the snorer within
Diet Soda Makes Breathalyzers Think You’re Drunk
Maybe because you are
Adermatoglyphia: The Genetic Disorder Of People Born Without Fingerprints
The extremely rare disease causes no problems—apart from occasional difficulties with the authorities
This Mask Can Tell You How You've Been Sleeping
Its inventors say that through its sensors, the NeuroOn will also let you know the best times to take naps
What's the Real Effect of "16 and Pregnant"?
Don’t make major life choices based on something you saw on TV
This Drug Turns Back Time in Your Brain, Until, Like a Kid, You Can Learn New Skills
By increasing neural plasticity, this drug could open your mind to new abilities
Migraine Headaches and the Remarkable Power of Placebos
A new study finds that the placebo effect is just as powerful as a popular pill in treating migraines. How can doctors use that to help us feel better?
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