Designer DNAWhat is CRISPR‑Cas9, the Tool Behind the Gene‑Edited Babies in China? Debojyoti Chakraborty, a genome editing researcher, explains. By Liesl Goecker
Ethical FirestormWorld’s First Gene‑Edited Babies Have Been Born in China, Researcher Claims The designer baby dystopia begins. By Liesl Goecker
Environmental HazardClimate Change is Behind Increase in Miscarriage Along Bangladeshi Coast, Researchers Say As groundwater becomes saltier, pregnancy loss seems to be increasing. By Liesl Goecker
LifesaverStudying the Indian Gut Microbiome Could Change The World’s Understanding of Health Indian scientists may soon have the funding to do so. By The Swaddle Team
Morning CuppaCoffee Fiends Live More Dangerously Than They Know They're ignoring the bitter warning of poison, in order to get a jolt of energy. By The Swaddle Team
Reverse PsychologyFearing Pain Actually Makes You Feel More Pain Bucking up is science. By The Swaddle Team
Outside The BoxWe’ve All Got The Wrong Idea About Creativity Creative thinking is required in every field. By Lucy M Davies & Lynn Newton, The Conversation
Facial RecognitionThis Emotional Intelligence Test Might Be the Future of Job Interviews If they're happy and you know it, clap your hands. By The Swaddle Team
Fake It Till You Make ItConvincing Yourself You’re Multitasking Can Make You More Productive Whatever works. By The Swaddle Team
Generation ZilchHumans Aren’t The Only Species Facing a Male Fertility Crisis Climate change is damaging insect sperm. By Liesl Goecker
Eyes Don't LieHow to Keep People From Lying To Your Face Just look them in the eye. By Anubhuti Matta
Not To WorryStress In Your Forties Can Shrink Your Brain And Affect Memory Study finds higher cortisol levels lead to lower brain volume and impaired memory. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Fake TissueResearchers Can Now Bioengineer Uterine Cells To Help Treat Endometriosis A groundbreaking study offers hope for a hard-to-treat condition. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Minor DifferencesBreast Milk, Formula Create the Same Gut Bacteria in Infants. But the Bacteria Work in Different Ways. Researchers aren't sure of the health implications yet. By Liesl Goecker
Scrooge or Shopaholic?How You Spend This Holiday Season Will Say A Lot About Your Personality The emotionally stable spend more, the nervous, spend less, says a new study. By Anubhuti Matta
Getting AnswersThe World Needs More Research Into Stillbirth Doctors lack reliable methods to predict -- and prevent -- these tragedies. By Gordon Smith, The Conversation
Bleak News60% of the Planet’s Wildlife Has Died Off Since 1970 Humans are wreaking havoc -- and the price isn't just animal lives. By The Swaddle Team
Life Is Like a Box of Jackfruit?Nature’s Worst Fruit is Coming For Your Chocolate As global demand for chocolate outstrips supply, scientists are looking for a replacement in unlikely places. By Liesl Goecker
