Inside the new UPF warning and definition wars
On a recent morning in São Paulo, a school cafeteria worker lifted a lid to reveal trays of beans, rice…
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When Fitness Apps Backfire, Motivation Can Slip Into Reverse
The barcode scanner chirps, the late-night snack is logged, and a little red number appears that feels less like information…
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Three rare gene variants sharply raise ADHD risk, study finds
In a country where medical records and newborn blood spots have quietly powered some of the world’s largest psychiatric studies,…
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A Neanderthal’s Long Life, Made Possible by Care
The cave opens like a dark mouth in the limestone of the Zagros Mountains, high above the Great Zab River….
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Unmasking the Beast of Gévaudan, France’s Dark Legend
The first body was found in summer grass, not far from a huddle of cattle and a boundary of firs….
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Meet the vampire moths hiding in plain sight
At dusk in a riverside orchard, a drab brown moth lands on an overripe plum and does something unexpected. It…
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Shared gut microbe shifts seen in autism, ADHD, anorexia
Three very different pediatric and adolescent diagnoses, one surprising biological overlap. A new study in Neuroscience reports that children and…
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The myth of AI wrappers and where value hides
In a borrowed conference room, a founder clicks run. The demo hums along on a frontier model she doesn’t own….
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Why Low-Quality News Outperforms Across Social Media Platforms
Scandal sells, and on today’s networks it sells fast. A new peer-reviewed analysis finds lower-quality news domains circulating most intensely…
