Wellness is for everyone.
People who need self-care the most aren’t getting it. Just ask a trucker.
Last week in tech: Kill some time before Facebook AI fixes everything
Download the latest podcast and catch up on everything tech you missed last week.
If your genes put you at risk of heart disease, exercise might be able to help
And every little bit counts.
Restaurants could save a lot of dough by letting sick employees stay home
A single outbreak of norovirus—or any foodborne illness—can cost quite a lot.
Keep your love of chocolate from destroying the planet with this one easy fix
Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution.
Nike hacked a 3D printer to make its new shoe for elite marathon runners
The Flyprint sneakers are built to ditch water and increase airflow for long runs.
Bat echolocation could help us understand ADHD
Their brain cells adapt to help them navigate on the fly.
Expand your screen space with a virtual desktop
It's easier than buying a second computer monitor.
Worried about breaking a hip? There might be something better than calcium.
New recommendations suggest vitamin supplements probably won’t help stave off falls and breaks.
These diamonds are tiny, flawed, and may come from a long-lost planet
The early solar system was a wild, world-destroying place.
The Lighthouse security camera uses AI to recognize your family and your pets
This $300 security camera recognizes you, your family, and even your pets.
Scientists stumbled upon a plastic-eating bacterium—then accidentally made it stronger
Hungry, hungry enzymes.
Anker's smart home brand is crowdfunding a new security system
Improved battery, picture quality, and security.
Changes to conservation policy could put the future of migratory birds up in the air
U.S. policies for protecting them could be shifting drastically.
Everything you never wanted to know about artificial sweeteners
Your diet soda might just be worse than a regular one.
Seeing your phone's screen while wearing sunglasses just takes one quick trick
Here’s why.
An evolutionary biologist takes on the absurd bodies of superheroes
An interview with evolutionary biologist Shane Campbell-Staton.
This company wants to replace braille with a controversial new font
Meet ELIA, a new tactile reading system.
My ancestor died of a splinter. Wait, what?
Little bumps and blisters used to kill.
Watch SpaceX launch NASA’s new planet-hunting satellite
TESS is blasting off on Wednesday night.