Twitter's New Vaccine Feature Won't Stop Anti-Vaxxers
Twitter joins Pinterest, Facebook, and YouTube in trying to filter out vaccine misinformation online. But will it be enough?
The Ethics of Taking the Drugs You Study
Should psychedelic scientists trip on the drugs they research?
College Kids Who Take Mental Health Leave Can't Always Come Back
While taking time to heal can be beneficial for mental health issues, colleges often leave people in the dark as they try to navigate an opaque system.
Uber Was Designed to Exploit Drivers
The company's disjointed, decentralized strategy makes it almost immune to labor action.
Did the FBI Seize My Vagina Cultures?
When the FBI raided the offices of at-home microbiome testing startup uBiome, it likely took with it data about my own health.
Colleges Say They Don’t Have Money for Mental Health. Here’s What They Should Do
The model, called stepped care, is kind of like triage.
College Students in Crisis Are Increasingly Turning to Religious Leaders for Help
Chaplains are now part of the mental health ecosystem.
The Disturbing Thing I Learned Studying White Privilege and Liberals
I found a blind spot in my empathy, and our study confirmed it.
Climate Change Could Mean More Kids, Not Less
The effects will vary across the globe and could worsen inequality.
Offices Can Be Hell for People Whose Brains Work Differently
Work spaces today come with strong smells, harsh light, lots of chatter, and constant messages on email or Slack. For neurodivergent people, this can be a big ask.
Luxury Housing Is Threatening to Wipe Out Miami’s Trailer Parks
The wealthy city of Coral Gables is trying to take control of some unincorporated land that would likely displace 225 people in a trailer park.
Netflix's New Show 'Chambers' Will Scare Off Organ Donors
"Make no mistake: this show will cost some people their lives."