Alexandra OssolaContributorAlex is a science writer based in New York City. She has contributed to The Atlantic, Motherboard, Audubon Magazine, The Verge, and Fast Company. When she's not geeking out, Alex likes to travel, hike, do yoga, and ...Read More HealthIs living forever going to suck?We might be too sick to enjoy our extended lifespans.By Alexandra OssolaOctober 9, 2017ScienceYes, your beer pong cup is teeming with bacteria PopSci asked the hard questions and got answers. But you’re not going to like them.By Alexandra OssolaNovember 14, 2016HealthHacking Diabetes At HomePeople with the disease have found new ways to modify their gear, and their own metabolismsBy Alexandra OssolaOctober 10, 2016ScienceCRISPR-Modified Corn May Soon Be Ready For MarketIt would be the first crop to go on sale that has been genetically altered with the enzymeBy Alexandra OssolaSeptember 6, 2016HealthWhat You Need To Know About The EpiPen Why is everyone talking about an injector?By Alexandra OssolaAugust 26, 2016HealthOne Year Later, Face Transplant Recipient Just A Normal GuyHis body hasn't rejected his new face, and he can see againBy Alexandra OssolaAugust 24, 2016ScienceRestoring Fertility With 3D PrintersOne of 10 insane ideas that just might save the worldBy Alexandra OssolaAugust 18, 2016HealthHow The Meaning Of Cancer Has ChangedTechnology is rewriting diagnosis and treatmentBy Alexandra OssolaMay 12, 2016HealthGene Therapy For Congenital Blindness Has Long-Lasting EffectCould treat other degenerative eye conditionsBy Alexandra OssolaApril 28, 2016HealthHormones Can Change Your Skin ToneAnd could provide a new treatment for skin conditionsBy Alexandra OssolaApril 28, 2016HealthScientists Create Primitive Sperm From Skin CellsBut they're not ready to replace sperm quite yetBy Alexandra OssolaApril 28, 2016HealthHaving More Friends Might Give You A Higher Tolerance For PainAnother good reason to get out moreBy Alexandra OssolaApril 28, 2016HealthVaccines Might Work Better In The Morning Rise, shine, get a shot in the armBy Alexandra OssolaApril 27, 2016HealthTwisted Proteins May Give Plants A MemoryIf this is in fact a prion, it would be the first ever found in a plantBy Alexandra OssolaApril 27, 2016AnimalsSharks Glow, But Only For Each OtherShark-eye camera shows how they may follow the light to find a mateBy Alexandra OssolaApril 25, 2016ScienceCan You Smell The Difference Between Bourbon And Rye?The average drinker can'tBy Alexandra OssolaApril 25, 2016HealthHealthier Minds Recover From Concussions QuickerIt's all in your headBy Alexandra OssolaApril 25, 2016ScienceHow Bacteria Create Their Own IceInteractions at the tiniest scale can change the worldBy Alexandra OssolaApril 22, 2016Animals10 Of New York City’s Most Surprising AnimalsIt really is a concrete jungleBy Alexandra OssolaApril 22, 2016HealthWhy Do We Care About Periods In Space?Scientists should be worried about bigger issues facing space colonizationBy Alexandra OssolaApril 21, 2016
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