abc news

• antibiotic resistance is threatening our health. will bacterial infection send us back to the medical dark age? - catherine taylor

aeon

• how a cocktail of live viruses can work when antibiotics fail - emily monosson
• when ai summaries replace hyperlinks, thought itself is flattened - collin jennings

current biology

• real-time dialogue between experimenters and dreamers during REM sleep - karen r. konkoly, et. al

journal of popular film and television

• mutations and metamorphoses: body horror is biological horror - ronald allen lopez cruz

korea journal

• the extended family in contemporary korea: changing patterns of coresidence - sug-in kweon pdf

nature

• 'precocious' early-career scientists with high citation counts proliferate - alix soliman
• human embyro editing against disease is unsafe and unproven - despite rosy predictions - shai carmi, et. al

new york magazine

• there is no safe word: how the best-selling fantasy author neil gaiman hid the darkest parts of himself for decades - lila shapiro

reactor mag

• horror has always been political - joe george

scientific american

• could inducing lucid dreams treat insomnia and nightmares? - michelle carr

slate

• the end of the male feminist - christina cauterucci

the conversation

• youtube populists are driving south korea's political instability. it's a warning for the rest of the world's democracies - timothy koskie & christopher james hall

the new yorker

• blake lively, justin baldoni, and the collapse of the hollywood #metoo era - doreen st. félix
• joe biden's farewell speech: "an oligarchy is taking shape" - david remnick

the new york review of books

• far from the seventies - elaine blair