The Science of Going Viral
What can memetics tell us about Internet culture?
What can memetics tell us about Internet culture?
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Despite decades of promising research, the many men who want their own contraceptive pill still have nothing.
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There may be a scientific explanation (and upside) to sensory issues.
Scientists have discovered a radical new way to treat our most traumatic memories.
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How Inky's daring escape calls animal intelligence into question.
A rare genetic disorder protects its carriers from disease and aging. What if a diet could replicate its effects?
How pooling resources can save scientists time and money.
The reason "Body Worlds" and copycat exhibits attract visitors.
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Many adults with anorexia have distinctive traits that lock them into a destructive relationship with food. Those same traits could help them escape it.
A writer explores manipulating her diet to treat her Type 2 diabetes.
One morning, Samantha Anderson woke to find that she could no longer swallow. Three-and-a-half years later, she’s finally regaining her ability to eat.
Frieda Klotz visits the world's first cyborg fair.