Meet a Paralyzed Man Who Tweets With His Eyes
How a stroke victim who lost all motor control used Twitter for the first time this week. More »
Advertisement
Has the U.S. Passed Peak Car?
Brian Fung is the technology writer at National Journal. He was previously an associate editor at The Atlantic and has written for Foreign Policy and The Washington Post.
How a stroke victim who lost all motor control used Twitter for the first time this week. More »
Research suggests artificial sweeteners like saccharin and aspartame trick our brains into being unable to control our energy intake. More »
Scientists in Switzerland have discovered a hormone that makes mice work out harder. Could an exercise pill be far off? More »
A mathematical model proves that Bieber fever is one of the catchiest diseases of our time. More »
If you're trying to make the most of your money in these hard times, it's perfectly fine to hold on to your groceries or leftovers for a while. More »
This year's WWDC keynote was jam-packed with new products from the technology giant. But the company's biggest new development wasn't in hardware orsoftware. More »
New government data show both type 1 and type 2 diabetes advancing among children and adolescents. More »
More men are deciding they want to have kids after getting a vasectomy. Can the sterilization procedure really be reversed? More »
Could a simple quadcopter revolutionize the way we work out? More »
A remarkable new project is capable of magnifying tiny movements in human physiology, like heartbeats, blood flow, and breathing. More »
For every cubic meter of office air, there are billions of bacteria floating around. But how about on common surfaces like computer keyboards and telephones? More »
A new study on acetaminophen overdose is a reminder to self-medicate with care. More »
Taco Bell's new sensation has consumers eating out of its hand. Just how much is 100 million Doritos-based tacos, anyway? More »
The United States is seeing an explosion in autism diagnoses. One researcher says our reclassification of other diseases may be partly behind the trend. More »
In a society awash with digital media, concerns about addiction are natural. But are they unfounded? More »
The New York mayor's broadside against sugary soft drinks may seem like a brutal crackdown, but it's hardly the fatal blow critics and supporters alike think it is. More »
Many young people can correctly identify the age of a person based on their scent. More »
Research shows no link between the compulsive habit and the painful joint condition. More »
Our powers of analysis may not be as foolproof as we thought. More »
From cuts and scrapes to close encounters of the shaving kind, our bodies can take quite a beating over the years. More »
