From the archive: To mark #InternationalWomensDay, here are profiles of 7 truly remarkable women — from a 101-year-old runner from India to a Yemeni refugee who didn't let war stop her from being a scientist. https://t.co/Il9M445uZP — NPR (@NPR) March 8, 2020 “I Fail Almost Every … Continue reading →

Scientists are experimenting with larva fat to replae butter. They soak insects in water and then mush them with a blender before centrifuges separate a butter-like substance, which the team then uses to bake with https://t.co/dIkTtYWV68 pic.twitter.com/47iNJRKmrF— Reuters (@Reuters) February … Continue reading →

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NEW: Over the past five years, Google has used its well-known free food perk to create the largest and most ambitious real-world test of how to nudge people to make healthier choices at mealtime. https://t.co/Dm69va0nJy — OneZero (@ozm) February 6, 2020 The importance of self care, … Continue reading →

Romance, tragedy, science... this ballad has it all. https://t.co/TR8YoBleKs — andrea tomkins (@missfish) January 30, 2020 What Does It Mean to Have a Serious Drinking Problem, nytimes.com How to Write 10,000 Words a Week, medium.com I used to believe safe drug sites were bad, but … Continue reading →