Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld is author of 7 books and has published in: The Atlantic, the Daily Beast, the New York Times, Pacific Standard, Quartz, Salon, the Washington Post and many more. Her writing can be found on www.jordanrosenfeld.net, and you can follow her on Twitter @JordanRosenfeld.

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Walmart Just Filed a Patent for Autonomous Robotic Bees and For a Very Good Reason

Robotic bees may soon help the honeybees pollinate food.

Feeling Empathy May Be Hazardous to Your Health

Psychologists and neuroscientists alike have begun to take a radically different stance on the empathy-is-good line of thinking.

Some Say Vaping Is the Healthy Alternative to Smoking, But There Are Risks to Vaping as Well

This alternative to smoking still poses significant health risks.

Scientists Believe Blood From the Young Can Regenerate the Brains of the Old, and They're About to Test It on Humans

But don't go all Elizabeth Bathory on us just yet.

What's Left Behind By the Melting Permafrost Could Be More Dangerous Than Rising Tides, Droughts or Floods

As climate change melts the permafrost, slumbering pathogens may awaken and infect humans.

Inspired by the Flint Water Crisis, This 11 Year-Old Invented a Device to Detect Lead in Drinking Water

Inspired by the Flint water crisis, 11-year-old girl invents ingenious test for contaminated water.

Scarlet Fever Never Went Away and Now It's Making a Comeback, but Doctors Don't Know Why

An illness thought to be mostly eradicated is alarming scientists with its startling comeback.

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Robotic bees may soon help the honeybees pollinate food.

Humans show a dangerous preference for false news in a first-of-its-kind study.

Psychologists and neuroscientists alike have begun to take a radically different stance on the empathy-is-good line of thinking.

This alternative to smoking still poses significant health risks.

But don't go all Elizabeth Bathory on us just yet.

As climate change melts the permafrost, slumbering pathogens may awaken and infect humans.

Inspired by the Flint water crisis, 11-year-old girl invents ingenious test for contaminated water.

An illness thought to be mostly eradicated is alarming scientists with its startling comeback.