Scientists just found the exact brain signal meant to tell you you’re full – and why constant food abundance overrides it. Here’s what the discovery means.
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Scientists Found a 72-Hour Window That Could Clear HIV From a Newborn Before It Ever Takes Hold
A new study found a 72-hour window that could clear HIV from a newborn before it becomes permanent — researchers say they weren’t expecting it to work at all.
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A Stanford Study Just Found AI Companions Can Make Loneliness Worse — Not Better
A new Stanford study found AI companion chatbots can actually deepen loneliness for the people who most need real human connection. Here’s what it found.
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A Judge Just Called Meta a "Public Nuisance" Over Kids’ Mental Health — Here’s What Actually Changes Now
A New Mexico court just ordered Meta to pay $567 million and change how it treats kids online. Here’s what the child safety ruling actually changes — and why it matters.
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Scientists Just Found a Way to Break Down ‘Forever Chemicals.’ They Weren’t as Permanent as Everyone Thought.
PFAS “forever chemicals” were thought impossible to break down. New research just proved otherwise — and it hints at what else isn’t as permanent as it feels.
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Pluto Is Losing Its Atmosphere As It Drifts Away From the Sun for the First Time Since 1930
Pluto is losing its atmosphere as it drifts farther from the sun than ever since its 1930 discovery — a slow freeze with something quiet to say about warmth.
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New Sleep Patch Boosts REM Sleep by 43 Minutes — No Pills, No Surgery
Scientists built a wearable patch that adds 43 minutes of REM sleep using gentle ultrasound and no pills. Here’s what it quietly reveals about real rest.
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A New Chewing Gum Just Cut HPV by 93% in the Lab — Here’s What Scientists Actually Found
A new chewing gum cut HPV levels by up to 93 percent in a lab study using real cancer patient samples, researchers say. Here is what they actually found.
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Good News Day Is Here. The Phrase Predates the Internet
Good News Day asks millions today to share uplifting stories instead of doom and gloom. The phrase “good news” itself already carried a much older meaning.
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An Antarctic Study Found the Real Danger Wasn’t Being Alone — It Was Never Being Alone
A 10-month Antarctic study found isolation wasn’t the hardest part — never getting alone was. Here’s the real need for solitude, and why it truly matters.