The Atlantic Food Summit: A Twitter Summary
If you missed The Atlantic's Food Summit yesterday, we've pulled together some of the top tweets and images from the event. More »
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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.
If you missed The Atlantic's Food Summit yesterday, we've pulled together some of the top tweets and images from the event. More »
How weak correlations and scant research were spun up into an argument about how videogames and porn are leading to "the demise of guys." More »
Inserting visual markers into prepackaged foods could help us avoid overeating. More »
In order to fight obesity, the CDC argues for resisting portion size inflation. More »
A massive new database reveals that hospitals and other providers are to blame for recent increases in healthcare spending. More »
The caricature of the snooty health nut may have some basis in reality. More »
Don't believe a word of it. Or if you do, take it with a very large grain of salt. More »
Saturated fats don't just clog your arteries -- they hinder your brain's effectiveness, too. More »
Enhancing the humble fruit could be an efficient way to improve global health. More »
Brain trauma can sometimes reveal extraordinary talents in people. Now, savant syndrome is helping to create whole new fields of scientific discovery. More »
Just don't smoke while you're sipping your joe. More »
More research confirms that our commutes pose a chronic health hazard. More »
Photos of President Obama tucking into a burger sends the wrong health message to Americans, a doctors' group says. Should politicians give up junk food on the campaign trail? More »
America's growing wealth gap isn't just an economic problem. It's a public health problem, too. More »
To keep from tripping over one another, different parts of your brain run at different speeds. More »
What seems like an implausibly high figure may not be far off the mark, after all. More »
More evidence from the Centers for Disease Control suggests we're letting our weight get the better of us. More »
How harnessing the power of crowds is leading to major medical breakthroughs More »
An annual conference on famous dead people reopens Lenin's autopsy report. More »
Turns out Hitler was a healthy guy -- physically, at least. More »
