Information: The New Weight-Loss Drug
Research shows that nutritional information about fast food inspires parents to make healthier choices for their kids.
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Values Forged in College Predict Adult Well-Being
New research finds a sense of purpose developed during college years sticks with you and helps shape adult behavior.
An Effort to Find the Missing Missing
Legislation named for a missing 31-year-old man would tie together the various data threads on the nation's missing persons.
The Two Faces of Perfectionism
Perfectionism can be positive or negative, depending upon whether you're striving to live up to your own high standards or straining to meet the expectations of others.
The State of Student Loans
Obama's State of the Union speech addressed the problem of student loan debt.
Tree by Tree: Reforesting Haiti
Reforesting efforts in Haiti may not provide immediate relief, but could create a renewable and sustainable supply of food and fuel for desperate villages.
Government Rebates – The Uneasy Case For Subsidizing Energy Efficiency
Rebates for energy-efficient appliances don't stand up to the economic analysis that, until now, no one bothered to do.
Sexually Speaking, Men, Women Both From Mars
A new meta-analysis finds gender differences in sexual attitudes and behaviors are smaller than you may think.
Big Check to Help Preserve Indigenous History
Wonking Class Hero wins grant to continue work on preserving Montana's evaporating indigenous culture.
Sneezing is a Game Changer
How to change minds about the need for health care reform? Get out your handkerchief.