Ali Berman
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Portland, OR, United States
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The reason why women are freezing at work
Adjusting the climate in buildings could make women more comfortable and save energy. → Read More
Our obsession with white teeth is unrealistic
Americans want blinding bright smiles, but there's only so much dental treatments can do, and some are even harmful. → Read More
Studies may have found key to peanut allergies
Australian study successfully uses probiotics to help increase peanut tolerance in children in a small clinical trial. → Read More
Is loneliness the next health epidemic?
Studies find that social isolation may lead to an early death, and the number of people facing loneliness is growing. → Read More
Studies may have found key to peanut allergies
Australian study successfully uses probiotics to help increase peanut tolerance in kids. → Read More
5 wild cats you've probably never heard of
Meet some wild and exotic cats that are still fine-looking felines. → Read More
5 wild cats you've probably never heard of
Meet some wild and exotic cats that are still fine-looking felines. → Read More
What plants can you make tea from?
Each plant offers its own flavor, so mix and match to find a blend that's perfect for you. → Read More
Park vs. refuge: What's the difference?
There are a lot of national and state wilderness designations. Here's how to tell them apart. → Read More
These trees can survive a forest fire
Scientists are investigating how this cypress can help manage wildfires around the world. → Read More
Want infrared vision? There's an app for that
Whether you want to see in the dark or take some awesome photos, FLIR ONE is worth checking out. → Read More
Many scientific studies don't stand up to testing
There could be many reasons for the low percentage of reproducible data, including unknown variables and poor planning. → Read More
Zappos CEO finds happiness living in a trailer
CEOs have the money to spend on lavish lifestyles and large homes. Oprah rests her head in a 23,000-square-foot mansion. Bill Gates dreams up philanthropic projects in his 50,000-square-foot estate in Medina, Washington. Michael Dell lives in a 33,000-square-foot estate in Austin, Texas. But not every CEO subscribes to the "more is better" philosophy. Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh takes a different… → Read More
Hurricane Katrina prompted a shift in pet rights
Scenes of abandoned animals and the outcry to protect pets in disasters proved too hard to ignore. → Read More
Why do animals have different pupil shapes?
From distance focusing to panoramic views, pupils play a key part in animal survival. → Read More
Are you bad at math, or do you just think you are?
Are you just bad at math because you didn't study hard enough to learn the material? → Read More
Our obsession with white teeth is unrealistic
American want blinding bright smiles, but there's only so much dental treatments can do. → Read More
8 artists who suffered from mental illness
The pool to choose from is vast, but here are eight artists who suffered while creating art enjoyed by millions. → Read More
8 artists who suffered from mental illness
The pool to choose from is vast, but here are eight artists who suffered while creating art enjoyed by millions. → Read More
The real reason why women are freezing at work
Nearly every woman has a sweater on hand at the office — even on 90-degree days. Now we know why. → Read More