Ezekiel bread is sold as a health food, but its recipe began as a siege ration. A review of 87 trials also just found the whole grain sweet spot for your heart.
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DNA Damage and Aging: When the Body’s Alarm Does the Harm
DNA damage and aging: in a rare fast-aging disease, a fish study found the body’s alarm about broken DNA did much of the harm. What it found, what it didn’t.
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Does Venus Have a Moon? It May Have Swallowed Its Own
Does Venus have a moon? No. A new study says its slow spin may have pulled one in until it crashed. Here is why Earth’s moon drifts away and survives.
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Sports Betting Harassment: Why Fans Turn on the Players They Cheered
Sports betting harassment got so bad five leagues want lifetime bans. Acts 14 shows a crowd that tried to worship Paul, then stoned him, and why love turns.
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Bob Mackie Dies at 87: The Dress That Kept Its Curtain Rod
Bob Mackie has died at 87. He dressed Cher and Carol Burnett, yet called himself a costume designer. His famous curtain rod dress shows exactly why it mattered.
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Tonga Volcano Methane: The Cleanup Nobody Could Explain
Satellites watched the Tonga volcano destroy part of its own methane pollution in the stratosphere, by a chemical route that nobody can fully explain yet.
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Smelling Chocolate Before a Workout Added 18 Reps
Smelling chocolate before a workout helped 23 men do 18 more reps without the effort feeling harder. Here is what the study found – and what it cannot prove.
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The New World Screwworm Is Back in Texas. The Thing That Beat It Never Actually Killed It.
The New World screwworm is back in Texas after 40 years. What beat it the first time never killed it – and the way it worked is stranger than you think.
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Where Are the AI Killer Apps? 30% More Apps, Only 3% More Downloads
Where are the AI killer apps? App Store apps grew about 30% last year while downloads grew 3%. Paul Ford explains why making got easy, but caring did not.
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DNA Strands Zipping Together: The Tiny Bridge That Holds Both
DNA strands zipping together were seen for the first time. Both carry the same charge, so what holds them? A tiny bridge with two arms that grips both sides.