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• Scientific American Magazine |  Health

  Food Boom

  Agricultural productivity sustains the U.S. economy

  By Rodger Doyle   | Apr 15, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Health

  Breaking the Mold

  A Real Family Value: Mothers who work outside the home

  By Rodger Doyle   | Feb 18, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Health

  License to Work

  Professional licensing: Road to social atherosclerosis?

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jan 14, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Health

  Teen Sex in America

  Virginity into the third millennium takes an uptick

  By Rodger Doyle   | Dec 16, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Technology

  Not So Revolutionary

  Recent advances are no third industrial revolution

  By Rodger Doyle   | Nov 22, 2006  | 1

• Scientific American Magazine

  Myth: Red-Blue States

  American split in "culture war" unfounded

  By Rodger Doyle   | Oct 16, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  To Serve Man

  The services sector proves to be a key to prosperity

  By Rodger Doyle   | Sep 18, 2006  | 1

• Scientific American Magazine

  Dumbing Down

  The new Illiteracy--a challenge to the body politic?

  By Rodger Doyle   | Aug 21, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  The Crystal Crisis

  Meth abuse moves eastward

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jul 24, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Technology

  Virtual Skulduggery

  Internet crime may be a brake on productivity

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jun 26, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Welfare Woes

  Mixed success in getting people on their own feet

  By Rodger Doyle   | Apr 23, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Lady Luck

  More Americans cannot resist rolling the dice

  By Rodger Doyle   | Mar 26, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  The Honeymoon Is Over

  After the vows, marital happiness may be all downhill

  By Rodger Doyle   | Feb 20, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Sizing Up

  Roots of obesity epidemic lie in the mid-20th Century

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jan 22, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Modern Slavery

  Despite attempts to end it, forced labor thrives

  By Rodger Doyle   | Dec 26, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Forgive Us Our Debts

  Explaining the rising tide of bankruptcy

  By Rodger Doyle   | Nov 21, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Fewer Men, More Crime

  How a falling sex ratio can undermine a community

  By Rodger Doyle   | Oct 24, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  More Boys Than Girls

  Skewed ratio may lead to the next sexual revolution

  By Rodger Doyle   | Sep 26, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Myths of the City

  Problems of urbanization are mostly false stereotypes

  By Rodger Doyle   | Aug 22, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Coming to America

  Immigration today rivals the influx of a century ago

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jul 25, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Baby Boom Origins

  Confluence of forces may have led to postwar births

  By Rodger Doyle   | Jun 27, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  Leveling the Playing Field

  Economic development helps women pull even with men

  By Rodger Doyle   | May 23, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  Measuring Beauty

  By Rodger Doyle   | Apr 25, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Energy & Sustainability

  The Lion's Share

  Measuring the human impact on global resources

  By Rodger Doyle   | Mar 28, 2005  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Gay and Lesbian Census

  A hard-to-measure population starts coming into focus

  Feb 21, 2005  

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