Don’t Tread on Me: I Home-School
As the legion of home-schoolers rapidly grows, sensible government oversight seems to be a reasonable option — or it'll invite a firestorm of opposition.
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A Patient’s Mindset Can Speed Recovery
A patient's attitudes and beliefs don't appear on any medical chart, but new research finds they influence the course of recovery.
Training for Battle May Increase Soldiers’ Suicide Risk
Why are suicide rates in the military going up? A new analysis suggests combat training meant to override feelings of fear and pain may be a key factor.
The Mental Roadblocks to Climate Change
Social psychology finds a thread linking opposition to health care reform and climate change — and a possible way around the problem.
A Tax By Any Other Name Gains Wider Support
Just how toxic is the term "tax?" A newly published study suggests its use decreases support for climate change initiatives.
Common Prayers Catalyst for Uncommon Compassion
When you say a little prayer for someone, new research suggests you may be changing your emotional relationship with that person.
Laugh If You Want World Peace
Framing international conflicts as comedies could help to resolve them.
Tempest in a Cement Mixer
The world of carbonate chemistry is rocking over claims that a new kind of cement can sequester carbon.
Benefits of Fatherhood Extend to the Community
New research finds fathering children leads men to behave in more altruistic ways.
Quailing Before the Messy Business of Science
The perception that a veneer of certainty must reign over all levels of climate change has led proponents to come a cropper.