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41 percent of U.S. adults "feel stressed a lot of the day." Stats in some states are much worse than others. More »
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41 percent of U.S. adults "feel stressed a lot of the day." Stats in some states are much worse than others. More »
Major medical journal takes on the eat-cinnamon-feel-terrible meme very late in the game; awareness and mystique of proscribed act heightened More »
Today the Boy Scouts of America "called to end" its ban on gay members. More »
Hear the soundtrack cut "Over the Love." More »
The same pathways that help with physical pain seem to moderate existential distress. More »
Many titans of industry spend much of their lives asleep under their desks. More »
Our bodies anticipate the effects of beer, releasing euphoric signals even before alcohol gets into our blood. Hence, "It's so good, once it hits your lips, it's so good." More »
After the death of a homosexual man in West Hollywood this weekend, a city councilman conjured and addressed potential homophobic misunderstanding. Bacterial meningitis is an equal-opportunity pestilence. More »
Is it okay to hit them (lightly)? More »
Just in: Science says women prefer large penises. Penises larger than the 95th penile percentile. But women care much more about other things, and this discussion is fraught. More »
A federal judge ruled this morning that emergency contraception should be available without prescription to women of all ages, calling years of delays in making it so "intolerable." More »
CDC scares us but makes important point More »
At a critical juncture for international diplomacy, Pyongyang has just confirmed the powers of a vegetable unique in taste and odor. More »
"Use everything about the [Peep]." More »
Companies in 21 U.S. states can and do categorically refuse to hire people who smoke tobacco. Leading bioethicists today agreed with a majority of Americans that this is unethical. More »
