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Almost half of all air pollution deaths are caused by out-of-state emitters
These charts show how much pollution your state is exporting or importing.
What if you could design the perfect child?
A science-fiction take on the future of CRISPR and embro editing.
Secure your phone from unexpected borrowers
Yes, that includes that friend that keeps running out of battery.
Movies weren’t always shot for wide screens
The history of aspect ratios takes some interesting turns.
Microsoft’s new Mesh platform turns your remote coworkers into holograms
It’s called Mesh and it’s the company’s vision of future workplaces.
Testosterone might make you run faster, but that’s kind of beside the point
The debate over hormone testing has some new evidence to complicate things.
It’s already time to get your flu shot (yes, really)
Everything you need to know for the 2019-2020 season.
There are now 805 cases of ‘vaping lung’ and at least a dozen deaths
The CDC saw a 52 percent surge since last week.
C-section babies have a unique microbiome—here’s why that matters
Understanding how gut bacteria change early on could help keep us healthy throughout our lives.
Land Rover’s reborn Defender SUV can automatically adapt to gnarly terrain
It will go up for sale in the U.S. for the first time in more than two decades.
Another food is primed to join the ‘big eight’ allergens
Sesame allergies are more common than previously thought.
The hidden carbon footprint of wasted surgical drugs
Physicians in the United States are used to single-use products, but changing that could reduce the amount of unused resources.
Nutrition advice for babies and toddlers has been fraught with errors. That’s about to change.
The 2020 dietary guidelines will include recommendations on what to feed Americans under age two.
Living in a walkable neighborhood has a downside
Cars are polluting the air, making pedestrians sick.
How much more would you pay for a chocolate bar made without child labor?
A new study lifts the wrapper on the cocoa industry.
A bad diet really can raise your risk of cancer. Here’s how.
These charts show how what you eat affects your cancer risk.