Promising Malaria Drug Has a Striking Drawback: Blue Urine by ...
Methylene blue, a laboratory dye, safely kills parasites before mosquitoes can pass them on — but has a […]
Monthly Archives: February 2018
Herpes Is Slowly Retreating, but the Infection Remains Common by ...
About half of Americans aged 14 to 49 have HSV-1 or HSV-2. The latter, genital herpes, infects twice […]
Uber and Waymo Settle Trade Secrets Suit Over Driverless-Car Technology ...
Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber’s C.E.O., said the company had not stolen trade secrets from the self-driving car unit of […]
Farhad’s Week in Tech: HomePod Whiffs, but Elon Musk Does ...
In this week’s tech newsletter, a look at Apple’s new smart speaker, the Waymo vs. Uber trial and […]
Class Experiment Finds Grossest Petri Dish Came From a Bathroom ...
A photo of a petri dish covered in fungi and bacteria spread online. But studies disagree on whether […]
Welcome to the Post-Text Future by FARHAD MANJOO
The internet was born in text. Now, video and audio are ascendant, writing is being left behind, and […]
The Ratio Establishes Itself on Twitter by MIKE ISAAC
There are now more ways to tell if your tweet was bad. That’s because of the ratio. Published: […]
Instagram Perfection Gives Way to Realness by AMANDA HESS
Instead of perfectly polishing their feeds, photographers and brands are now showing what women, in particular, actually look […]
Even the Tech Elite Are Worrying About Tech Addiction by ...
The pioneers of social media have begun grumbling that their technology might be irresistible. But they have few […]
How Social Media Gives Women a Voice by CLAIRE CAIN ...
It’s harder to ignore harassment, or retaliate against accusers, when reports are bolstered by the stories of many […]