PinnedPublished inSharing ScienceWhat is a Gut Microbiome, and Why Is It So Complex?The potential, and the over-promising, of our newest organJan 25, 2024A response icon18Jan 25, 2024A response icon18
PinnedThe Most Interesting Biology Questions, AnsweredDr. Sam Westreich writes about biotech, Silicon Valley, and answers fascinating questions about science.Sep 23, 2021A response icon5Sep 23, 2021A response icon5
Published inWise & WellNew Research Shows It’s Never Too Late to Quit SmokingLearn how long it takes to see benefits to brain — and body — when extinguishing the habit later in life2d agoA response icon12d agoA response icon1
Published inWise & WellType A vs. B Personalities Are Flawed. One Industry Pushed Them for Decades.The science doesn’t pan out, and guess who profited from the ongoing false perception?Oct 13A response icon17Oct 13A response icon17
Published inThe Parenting PortalA Research Study Gives Me Another Reason to Watch Bluey With My KidsNearly half the episodes feature this particular value. Way to go, cartoon dogs.Oct 9A response icon11Oct 9A response icon11
Published inSharing ScienceThe Ants That Lay Eggs of a Different SpeciesXenobiology is not just in the realm of aliens; it’s right here on EarthOct 2A response icon2Oct 2A response icon2
Published inWise & WellWe Have a Lyme Disease Vaccine. Why Don’t We Use It?The tragic tale of LYMErix — a chilling prequel to today’s antivax movement.Sep 29A response icon19Sep 29A response icon19
Published inAge of AwarenessResearch Finds This “Cleaning” Product Releases Trillions of MicroplasticsThe chemical that’s caused scandals in baby formula and pet food is likely in your cleaning kit.Sep 25A response icon11Sep 25A response icon11
Published inScience SpectrumHalf of Medical Recommendations Come From Low Quality Evidence?Low-quality evidence can still lead to policy decisions. Here’s why it’s good that science is fluid.Sep 17A response icon3Sep 17A response icon3