What We’re Reading

April 25, 2018

You’re a Bad Judge of How Good-looking You Are

By Brian Gallagher

Nautilus

April 25, 2018

Emma, Carrie, Vivian: How A Family Became A Test Case For Forced Sterilizations

By Jennifer Schmidt, Tara Boyle, Shankar Vedantam, Tomas Lu, and Laura Kwerel

Hidden Brain (NPR)

April 23, 2018

Evolving Street-Smarts: How City Birds Evolved to Be Smarter than Rural Birds

By Menno Schilthuizen

Aeon

April 23, 2018

The Vaccine Dilemma: How Experts Weigh Benefits for Many Against Risks for a Few

By Helen Branswell

STAT

April 23, 2018

Starbucks Won’t Have Any Idea Whether Its Diversity Training Works

By Hakeem Jefferson and Neil Lewis, Jr.

The Washington Post

April 23, 2018

Why Hunt’s Screen Time Limits for Kids Are Scientific Nonsense

By Amy Orben

The Guardian

April 22, 2018

Why a ‘Lifesaving’ Depression Treatment Didn’t Pass Clinical Trials

By David Dobbs

The Atlantic

April 21, 2018

Companies like Starbucks love anti-bias training. But it doesn’t work — and may backfire.

By Julia Belluz

Vox

April 21, 2018

You Share Everything With Your Bestie. Even Brain Waves.

By Natalie Angier

The New York Times

April 21, 2018

Hans Asperger Aided and Supported Nazi Programme, Study Says

By Kate Connolly

The Guardian

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