The health implications of knowing your microbes could be enormous. But for now, personal microbe mapping is too preliminary to take seriously.
A massive shift in marital patterns is altering attitudes and demanding policy change.
A suggestion for compulsive checkers
They rewire the immune system, so that what used to make us sick now keeps us healthy.
Depression, anxiety, overeating, addiction, and all other mental disorders share a common mechanism.
Inside Obama's new initiative to personalize health care
James and Deborah Fallows explore how a small town recovers after losing its main industry.
Russell Simmons on advocating the world’s most pretentious diet
A look inside Google X’s race to engineer the safest driver on the road
“Whatever spot on the political spectrum you occupy, we all find fairly common things funny.”
Drop in and meditate, any time.
A question for The Atlantic’s in-house doctor
Sparta Science is building superior athletes.
The perks of being physically present. The perks of not being physically present.
Minimize food waste by preparing and eating food.
New plant-based meats are an exciting development for nutrition and the environment.
It's easy to over-parent. It's also easy not to.
In New York, a concierge IV service for those in need
Finding the perfect gym partner has never been easier.
Lumping all usage of screens under one scary name is useless, even counterproductive.