Ed Cara
Ed Cara is a Brooklyn-based writer and pug enthusiast. When not delving into the nitty-gritty of psychology, sociology, and public health, he enjoys running, moonlighting as a improv comedian, and volunteering. Please don't let him show you his Christopher Walken accent. He has previously contributed to The Atlantic and Pacific Standard magazine.
Articles By Ed Cara
The more available liquor in a neighborhood, the more violence it may spark, new research finds.
A new pilot study finds that an artificial vision device really can help legally blind people accomplish everyday tasks.
Moderate exercise can cut the risk of type 2 diabetes by 26 percent, a new review finds, and the more exercise, the lower the risk.
Scientists find the Zika virus in a 26-year woman's vagina two weeks after infection, and nearly 3 months later in her blood.
Bariatric surgery patients are able to stay employed and have fewer sick days following their procedure, new research finds.
Researchers from the National Institutes of Health unmask the genetic culprit behind a set of previously unexplainable symptoms.
New research pinpoints the role that increased hunger plays in keeping us from losing weight.
Diabetics looking for the best time to walk may want to consider taking a brisk stroll following their evening meal, finds new research.
Even for people with heart failure, a shot of joe won't hurt any, finds new research.
Listening to Mozart as a baby won't make your child any smarter.
The United States is producing way more milk than it needs. Here's how to include it more often in your diet.
Tweeting behavior reveals the patterns of how people eat through the world.