Krystnell Storr

Krystnell Storr is Mic fellow with a Master's of science, health and environmental reporting from NYU. She has written for Science, Reuters and O,The Oprah Magazine. She enjoys all element related chemistry jokes. HeHe.

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These New Contact Lenses Let You Zoom In with Just a Wink

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Boosting Brain Function May Be as Easy as Playing an iPhone Game

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An Ivy League Degree Sets You Up For Career Success — If You're White

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Women Aren't Being Treated for Heart Attacks Because They Don't Want to Appear "Fussy"

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Science Has Discovered There Are Actually Two Kinds of Extroverts — Which One Are You?

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Here's Why Nantucket's "Frozen Waves" Are So Spectacular

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Here Are the Most Addicting Foods, According to Science

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Study Finds Peanut Consumption in Infancy May Prevent Peanut Allergy

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Do You Live in the State Best for Your Well-Being?

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How to Succeed in Politics, Business or Sports: Look Like a Politician, CEO or Coach

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Science May Have Just Explained Why Hot Guys Are Douchebags

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Women: Beware of Shopping While Ovulating

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Your Genes May Be Part Mom, Part Dad and Part Bacteria

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Wanna Be Someone's Lover? You Gotta Get With Their Friends

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Smoking Doesn't Just Hurt Your Body — It Also Hurts Your Brain

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Want to Know How Your Relationship Is Going? Take a Look At Your Apartment

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The Case for Settling for Mr. OK Instead of Waiting for Mr. Right, According to Science

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Scientists Want to Unlock the Secrets of Distraction — and Use Them to Your Advantage

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Scientists May Have Just Unlocked a Major Secret to Treating Viruses

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If You Love Boutique Coffee Shops Over Starbucks, Here's Why