Anorexia, while rare, is known as one of the deadliest of psychiatric disorders, in part because it is so hard to treat. A new analysis of several studies suggests that it may be even harder to treat than previously believed, argues Stuart Murray of the University of California at San Francisco. And while the news is sobering, Murray writes that “an important outcome of this study lies in giving those of us who study and treat anorexia a better idea of how we might move the needle.”

In 2017, Nicole Fleetwood met Moliere Dimanche while conducting research for her forthcoming book on prison art. Dimanche had spent over eight years in Florida penitentiaries, much of it in solitary confinement. While there, Dimanche started to draw. Using pieces of folders, the back of commissary forms and old letters as canvases, he produced a series of fantastical, intricate and allegorical drawings that depict abuse, racism and profound isolation he experienced.

And as students return to school, Sanjay Goel, a cybersecurity scholar at the University at Albany, offers tips on how to keep kids – especially device-equipped teens – safe on mobile gadgets, computers, games and social media.