Latest articles by Michael Dhar
Bullying Syndrome? How Maltreatment Affects Health
Bullying is usually considered a social ill, but now public health professionals are noticing mental health symptoms -- dubbed "bullying syndrome" -- in children who've been bullied.
Next Generation: 5 Ways Science Classes Will Change
New standards will mean less memorization, more thinking in science class, say supporters. Even so, critics worry the standards for STEM classes will dumb down science education.
Why Autumn Leaves May Be Dulled by Climate Change
Climate change could dull the colors of autumn as it potentially brings droughts, invasive species and hotter fall days that could affect the appearance of fall leaves.
Can You Outgrow Your Allergies?
Most people with allergies first develop them as children or infants. But as they age, some individuals leave their hay fever, pet allergies and or even food allergies behind in the playground.
Which Plants Can Poison Cats and Dogs?
Blessed with fangs and claws, dogs and cats clearly prefer meat. Still, both pets will nibble and even ingest plants. Since some greenery is toxic, which plants should pet owners avoid?
Science & Culture: Is Brain Project the Apollo of Our Time?
In its size and scope, Obama's brain-mapping project could claim a place in human culture on par with previous landmarks, like the moon landings and the Human Genome Project, experts say.
Surviving a Zombie Apocalypse: Just Do the Math
A mathematical equation reveals there is just one way to stop a zombie apocalypse, and that is with human intervention. Apparently, humans can't coexist with the walking dead, says a mathematician.
Does 'Roid Rage' Really Exist?
Abusing steroids to build muscle is linked to numerous health problems, from high cholesterol to liver damage – less clear is whether steroid use produces the psychotic episode called "roid rage."
