Michael Dregni

Artificial intelligence may appear to be computerized magic, boundless in its ability to improve productivity, advance scientific research, create art, and more. But AI comes with a substantial environmental cost. Recognizing its toll may inspire more-res... See more

Opting for diet soda has long been a popular practice among those concerned with the ill effects of sugar. But a landmark study published last November challenges the perception that artificial sweeteners are the healthier choice. “The study found that pe... See more

Considering recent insights about the body’s myriad microbiomes, it’s probably not surprising that our ears, too, are homes to microbial communities that host a multitude of bacteria, fungi, and other tiny organisms. In fact, our ears appear to have multi... See more

New research has identified an association between childhood trauma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. “Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have been found to be probably significant predictors of many health conditions,” including ADHD, state... See more

Sniffling, sneezing, feeling run-down? Colds, flus, and seasonal allergies can all share symptoms, making it tough to determine the cause for your malaise. Yet there are some telltale differences. Figuring out what’s ailing you can help you best treat it ... See more