Beyond egalitarian societies: Egalitarianism as a human universal - Volume 49

Objectives Intestinal function is an important but often overlooked aspect of human biological variation, with the intestines serving as both a barrier against external pathogens/contaminants and th...

Objectives Intestinal function is an important but often overlooked aspect of human biological variation, with the intestines serving as both a barrier against external pathogens/contaminants and th...

Abstract. Many economists contend that humans have strong, universal, other-regarding equality preferences with deep evolutionary roots. Indeed, many hunte

Objectives Oxidative stress (OS) plays a key role in human aging and lifelong health. Problematically, little attention has been given to OS during childhood or outside of wealthy, industrialized po...

Call for Commentary Proposals - Egalitarianism is not Equality: Moving from outc

The research being done at Baylor impacts lives on multiple levels. There are the people who benefit directly from the research itself -- the people served by improved water quality, or mental health ...

Objectives Leptin is an established biomarker of appetite regulation and energy status. Problematically, heavy reliance on invasive venipuncture sampling has limited leptin research with diverse hum...

Egalitarianism is not Equality: Moving from outcome to process in the study of human political organisation

Jane Goodall, the most prolific primatologist of a generation, has died. She was 91 years old.

Baylor cements its status as a Top 50 private university, Top 100 national university