What We’re Reading

May 3, 2021

Can COVID Push Science to Finally Address the Social Determinants of Health?

By Amy Maxmen

Nature

May 3, 2021

Post-vaccination Inertia Is Real

By Katherine J. Wu

The Atlantic

May 2, 2021

How Pixar Uses Hyper-Colors to Hack Your Brain

By Adam Rogers

WIRED

May 2, 2021

Making Vaccines Is Straightforward; Getting People to Take Them Isn’t

By Naomi Oreskes

Scientific American

May 2, 2021

How Humanity Gave Itself an Extra Life

By Steven Johnson

The New York Times

May 2, 2021

What Makes Music Universal

By Kevin Berger

Nautilus

May 2, 2021

Why We Love to Be Grossed Out

By Marco Altamirano

Nautilus

April 25, 2021

The Erosion of Personal Ownership

By Dan Greene

Vox

April 25, 2021

Why Women Do the Household Worrying

By Jessica Grose

The New York Times

April 25, 2021

Did 4 Percent of Americans Really Drink Bleach Last Year?

By Rachel Ernstoff

Harvard Business Review

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