The human mind will sometimes believe what it expects over what is logical.

Exercising early in life can be beneficial for your gut bacteria over a lifetime.

Despite the headlines, is lettuce really worse than bacon for the climate?

The humble grain millet may have been vital to human social evolution.

Regularly eating late at night can damage your memory.

Climate change is a challenge to future food security.

Activity trackers may have some limits in what they can measure.

The villain in the new Bond film “Spectre” makes a basic anatomical mistake.

The way you express your New Year’s resolutions influences their success.

Empathy and compassion for a stranger need not be innate; it can be learned.

Made up words are predictably funny depending on their “entropy”.

When dealing with food scraps, composting saves society and the planet.