Elana Spivack is a staff writer for Inverse, with a focus on a wide range of topics including science, technology, and culture. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Live Science, Scientific American, and Cigalah Group. Elana's articles explore intriguing scientific discoveries, debunk myths, and provide insights into various aspects of everyday life.
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This novel, non-hormonal pathway prevents proper sperm formation.
The treatment, known as NES/T, just completed its phase two clinical trial with flying colors.
By: Elana Spivack
We know that dogs love to sneak a piece of meat from our plates. But a corner of TikTok has taken this gesture one step further: Dog parents on the app are broadcasting themselves filling puzzle bowls with raw animal protein and organ meat for their pups to eat.
By: Elana Spivack
There’s a physiological reason why jump-starting a workout is so hard, and understanding it might make getting over that initial hump a little easier.
The drug is already approved for limited use in Australia to treat PTSD and depression.
The Mediterranean diet might conjure images of whole grains, fish, a side of cucumber and tomato salad, and a glass of red wine. While the diet, known for its link to longevity and health, has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, this eating pattern is far from new. In fact, a recent study reveals that this way of eating has persisted for millennia.
A dog's whiskers aren't just there for show. Whiskers can detect touch and even convey emotion.
By: Elana Spivack
It's possible to build up a tolerance to marijuana, but cannabis tolerance isn't always a bad thing in a medicinal context.
By: Elana Spivack
The first heat wave of the summer is here — and it’s not even technically summer yet. These hotter-than-average temperatures will continue to envelop the Midwest and Northeast this week, bringing highs of at least 90 degrees Fahrenheit for several consecutive days.
Understanding how to introduce a new cat or dog to your cat can be tricky, but isn't impossible.
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