Most Supplements and Dietary Changes Do Squat for Your Heart, Large Research Review Finds
There are lots of things you can do to keep your heart healthy and hopefully live longer. But a new review suggests that most dietary changes...
Ohio lawmaker tweets absolutely gorgeous PSA about teen vaping
Ohio congresswoman Joyce Beatty made a really good point on Tuesday: You don’t need fat clouds to be radical. This week, the state of Ohio launched...
Digital health is growing fast — but at what cost?
Chris Hogg Contributor Share on Twitter Chris Hogg is a digital health advocate interested in how new forms of health data are changing the relationship between...
RIP MacBook, Apple’s ultimate lightweight workhorse
My 12-inch MacBook was stolen from my car last week, a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it smash-and-grab. Materially, the loss shouldn’t much matter — no one died, it was insured,...
Dockless bikes, except for JUMP’s, are still on hold in SF
In light of Lyft filing a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco regarding dockless bikes, the city is holding off on its permitting process for...
Mini Cooper is now electric and just as cute
The tiny British Mini Coopers have been around for decades (six to be exact) — but on Tuesday the first all-electric version was revealed. The world...
Facebook Pledges to Move Dumb and Eat Shit
Slipping-on-a-banana-peel-into-a-pile-of-rakes firm Facebook, a name which is now synonymous with massive, irreparable fuckups, has recommitted itself to mistakes, failures, and harebrained flights of fancy. We know...
Twitter updates hate speech rules to include dehumanizing speech around religion
Against a backdrop of rising violence against religious minorities around the world, Twitter today said that it would update its hateful conduct rules to include dehumanizing...
Blasting Rich People Into Space Is Better Business Than Uber, Somehow
Virgin Galactic is preparing to become the first publicly traded spaceflight company, and the venture is setting a course to be profitable by August 2021, which...
Flaws in hospital anesthesia and respiratory devices allow remote tampering
Security researchers have found a vulnerability in a networking protocol used in popular hospital anesthesia and respiratory machines, which they say if exploited could be used...
