Science of Us

atypical 5/21/2019
What It’s Like to Have Multiple Personalities Once called “multiple-personality disorder,” dissociative-identity disorder remains a controversial diagnosis.
By Katie Heaney

science of us 5/21/2019
The Joy of Misreading Things On finding absurdity in accidentally garbled phrases.
By Edith Zimmerman

science of us 5/16/2019
Oh No, People With a Sense of Purpose Are Healthier Damn them!
By Edith Zimmerman

swellness 5/16/2019
Me, Myself, and My Numbers Does health tracking suggest a way out of loneliness — while also perpetuating it?
By Edith Zimmerman

science of us 5/15/2019
Is Advanced Paternal Age 35, Too? It’s either that or 45, for what it’s worth.
By Edith Zimmerman

it's complicated 5/14/2019
My Husband Is a Better Person Than I Am He remembers birthdays, he chats up the elderly, he bakes. What does he see in me?
By Hannah Anderson

science of us 5/14/2019
Will Magic Mushrooms Soon Be Decriminalized? Everything to know about the growing national movement.
By Amanda Arnold

science 5/13/2019
The Average Person Only Gossips … 52 Minutes a Day? And most of it’s not even mean, or at the very least, interesting.
By Amanda Arnold

sports 5/10/2019
The Caster Semenya Ruling Is Already Being Used Against Other Women “This is a scheme to demoralize us. I am not ready to quit athletics nor to take a suppressant treatment.”
By Claire Lampen

yes or no 5/10/2019
Answering Recent Health-News Questions With yeses and nos.
By Edith Zimmerman
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