Tuesday, Dec 4, 2012 7:16 PM UTC
Study: “Slut-shaming” won’t go away
New research reveals that 50 years after the introduction of the pill, sexual double standards are alive and well
New research reveals that 50 years after the introduction of the pill, sexual double standards are alive and well
The American Academy of Pediatrics says docs should pre-prescribe Plan B birth control to girls under 17
Stockton, California is just the latest to file for bankruptcy. Why can't local governments catch a break?
New research shows mixed results when high-risk teenagers are targeted with online public health initiatives
New research on endorphins finds people have higher pain thresholds immediately after singing, dancing and drumming
In a manner of speaking. After a solid run in the aughts, the descriptor has finally become passé
The Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture thinks so, and it's spending thousands of dollars to find out
In "Skyfall," Sam Mendes examines the fears and anxieties of old white men in the 21st century
The liquid enables rodents to communicate with one another. It's also at the core of our asthma epidemic
Machines are increasingly being used to treat the sick. But are patients growing too attached to their caretakers?
As a personality, 007 has always been epically dull. So why is the franchise still alive and kicking?
Studies reveal it's more than just a matter of memory. A look at what the science of recall can teach us
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