
Police Killings of Unarmed Black Americans May Affect Health of Black Infants
Maternal stress arising from perceived racial discrimination could cause premature births and lower birth weights

Police Killings of Unarmed Black Americans May Affect Health of Black Infants
Maternal stress arising from perceived racial discrimination could cause premature births and lower birth weights

Is ASMR Real or Just a Pseudoscience?
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is all the rage lately. Is it real? Is there something special about people who have it?


Americans Are Fast to Judge Social Class
Judgments about the way people talk happen quickly and affect hiring decisions

A Pioneer of GPS Passes Away
James Spilker, Jr., helped create a technology that profoundly changed the world

What Racial Discrimination Will Look Like in 2060
As biracial people become increasingly common in the U.S., bias based on perceived rather than actual identity will, too

The Dark Side of Gratitude
Why saying ‘thanks’ can be detrimental

Doctors Are Not Gods
Go forth, self-healers

Ick Factor Is High Hurdle for Recycled Drinking Water
Recycled wastewater can be cleaner than bottled water, but people still avoid drinking it because of their disgust over its past condition.

The War on Childhood Obesity Needs a War on Blame
We need to communicate to kids that their health, not a number on the scale, is what’s important

What Makes a Song? It’s the Same Recipe in Every Culture
Humans everywhere bring together pitch, tempo and the like in a similar fashion

How Video Games Can Teach Us to Play Well with Others
What I learned from a game that brings the phenomenon of implicit bias vividly to life

Some Relief for Test Anxiety Is Found in an Unusual Treatment
Students were given placebos and told they were placebos, yet the intervention helped