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More Testosterone Won’t Make a Better Soldier or a Tougher Man—Aggression and Strength Drive T Levels, Not the Other Way Around
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is requiring service members to screen for low testosterone levels. Ironically, the military lifestyle itself is more likely to lower T levels.
A “Hellish Cloud” Descended on Los Angeles in 1943
It marked the city's first smog incident. Here’s what it looked like—back then and over the years that followed.
Microfossils Help Crack Mystery More Than 100 Million Years in the Making
Almost all of these tiny organisms vanished way back in the early Cretaceous period
NASA Just Spotted a Wandering Black Hole Devouring a Star
Black holes sometimes make a break for it
Curiosity Rover Finds “Sea of Polygons” on Martian Surface
It’s not the first time the robot has found interesting patterns on the red planet
The Odyssey of the Stone Age Maltese
New research points to a seafaring people who ranged far and wide
Did Ancient Humans Prefer Hunting Female Mammoths?
Female or not, mammoths were definitely key to their survival
For the First Time, a Look at the Arctic Bobtail Squid in Its Natural Habitat
It’s cold down there, but life finds a way
Mothers and Fathers Experience Dramatically Different Health Consequences
Recent study explores the gender gap in parental health
How Celebrities Became America’s Unregulated Drug Pushers
Social media endorsements can sway consumers, and no one is watching
Does Having a Pet Really Improve Our Health?
It could go either way, depending on the relationship
