Does Anyone Actually Work on Fridays Anymore?
The prospect of a formal "four-day workweek" is a hot debate topic on LinkedIn these days. But have a number of Americans started secretively observing it?
It's High Time We Acknowledged That Plastic Recycling Is a Myth
It feels good to toss a coffee cup in a blue bin. But you're likely hurting the planet.
How IV Drip Bags Became the Secret “Hangover Cure” of Bachelor Party America
Clinics claim the miracle bags can conquer hangovers, jet lag, food poisoning and general nausea. Is the science sound?
A Parenting Philosophy Called "Radical Engagement" Could Finally Get Your Kids Outside
Kids spend less than seven minutes on average playing outside a day. It's time to fix that.
Why You Should Probably Never Use a Kitchen Sponge Again
It's the preferred loveshack of your household's creepiest crawlies
How to Free Your Brain From Its Damaging Obsession With Dopamine
Our current preoccupation with quick rewards could be considered an "evolutionary mismatch"
How Many Minutes of TV Can You Watch a Day Before It Becomes Dangerous?
According to the bright minds at Cambridge, sitting in front of the tube wreaks havoc on the heart
Inside New York's Mission to Add One Billion Oysters to Its Harbor by 2035
A shell pile grows on Governor's Island
We’ve Never Been This Close to Treating Extreme Hair Loss Before
An experimental new pill might've finally cracked the code on hair regrowth
Believe It or Not, Brain-Related Disorders Begin in the Gut
Want to live longer? Feed yourself fiber.
What Yankee Fans Did Yesterday Was Absolutely Abhorrent
The fanbase has stooped low before. But their treatment of Tim Anderson this weekend was particularly upsetting.
Why So Many Athletes Fall Into the Trap of "Overtraining Syndrome"
Taking pride in being the "hardest worker" is all well and good — but it can lead to underperformance, fatigue and mental burnout
Wait a Second, Is Working Out Naked a Thing?
At least one Hollywood actor is into "birthday suit sessions." But why?
How I Became an Early Bird (and How You Can, Too)
Our diurnal tendencies are genetic, yes. But that doesn't mean they're deterministic.
The Real Reason That American Children Are Falling Behind the Competition
Debates surrounding our kids tend to devolve into opinion and bombast, but it's really all about brain science
Could "Brainwave Hacking" Be Your Backdoor to Successful Meditation?
Instead of subscribing to an expensive app, you might want to try this aural phenomenon