Economics Graphic Anti-Meth Ads Ineffective Extremely graphic ads meant to discourage teens from using methamphetamines may be having the opposite effect, according to… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Sugar Addiction is Real A Princeton University presents evidence that sugar can be physically addictive. Tom Jacobs
Economics Power: It’s Good for the Brain Power may corrupt, but it also seems to sharpen the mind. According to a new study from the… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Health Food to the ‘Hood Can government incentives bring something besides fast food to South L.A.? Tom Jacobs
Social Justice In E-mail, the Truth Is E-lastic People lie more often when using electronic communication, business profs find. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Are We the Good Guys Again? Did you know that certain conspiracy theorists view the Washington Monument as the sign of the Devil? Neither… Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Clinical Trial Coverage Criticized Newspaper reporting on clinical trials “is not providing the public with the information necessary to make informed decisions… Tom Jacobs
Economics MIddle Class Ever More Squeezed The percentage of middle-class families considered financially secure shrunk significantly between 2000 and 2006, according to a new… Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Attacking Alzheimer’s with a Toke and a Tipple Red wine and marijuana — but not ginkgo — may help ward off the disease. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Anti-Smoking Ads Can Be Counterproductive Fear is effective. So is disgust. But combining them is too much — at least when it comes… Tom Jacobs