Why older fathers have nerdier sons
Researchers actually created a 'Geek Index' to measure just how nerdy the boys were.
This company will pay for your meal … unless it’s meat
Where's the beef? Not at WeWork, that's for sure.
In this country, pregnant women get to move to the front of the line
Because waiting is hard. And if you're waiting for two, it's twice as hard.
By fixing spines, these doctors are saving children's lives in rural Ethiopia
A team of surgeons from Israel fills a much-needed void in spinal care in the impoverished African country.
This children's nonprofit takes saving lives to heart
Save a Child's Heart has provided life-saving treatments to more than 4,500 kids from 58 countries.
Online therapy firm teams up with Michael Phelps to break the stigma of mental illness
The Olympic gold medalist swimmer is the new face of Talkspace, a startup that makes therapy affordable and accessible to millions of people.
There's a reason you're not getting enough sleep, and it might surprise you
Frequent wakeups have a fascinating biological explanation, according to a new study.
Would you eat a grasshopper?
An Israeli entrepreneur is hoping the insect becomes part of your daily diet.
How this guy became the first paralyzed man to complete the London Marathon
Simon Kindleysides wasn't going to let a little thing like paralysis keep him from crossing that finish line.
A new special chocolate promises not to unravel a diabetic's blood sugar
Imagine it: Junk food that's not bad for you!
Engineer builds a tiny robot that crawls inside your body
From delivering medicine to taking biopsies, a futuristic invention has arrived.
How sci-fi machines are saving kids in India
These handwashing stations make water out of thin air.
Can you engineer your own dreams?
They seem random and totally bizarre sometimes. A new study looks at people trying to initiate lucid dreams.
The app that saves you from anaphylactic shock
Seriously, if you carry an EpiPen, you should look into this.
New dating app may use scent to help you find a mate
Technology based on years of science showing certain people's pheromones match better with others.
Feeling bummed? New tech can tell whether you're depressed by analyzing your voice
Company testing speech software that can provide a window into a patient's mental health.
