Check out the list of links that should be on your radar today:
Well this is reassuring: People want more face-to-face interaction and less screen-to-screen interaction, finds a new survey. [Huffington Post]
Schools won’t be able to sell snacks like cookies and chips during the school day anymore, according to new government nutrition standards. [USA Today]
Contrary to popular belief, running shouldn’t give you joint problems down the road—new research suggests that it’s actually good for your hips! [Prevention]
A new study adds to the body of research that suggests obesity increases your cancer risk. [LA Times]
If you’re using extra-virgin olive oil to cook with, you’re wasting your money: The healthy compounds in it break down when heated, so you might as well use the cheaper stuff. [Medical Daily]
In a recent interview, Lance Armstrong said that it’s impossible to win the Tour de France without doping. Thanks for that inspiring message, Lance. [Newser]
A New Haven, Connecticut, couple decided to name their son Logan after customers at their local Starbucks voted in favor of the name. We suppose that’s better than some of the other names they could have chosen… [The New Haven Register]
In a new animal study, German researchers have concluded that feeling “hangry” is a real thing. Of course, they could have just talked to any human being at 3:30 in the afternoon to find out the same thing. [Medical Daily]
Dairy Queen offers employees at its corporate headquarters treadmill workstations. Ironic, huh? [Jezebel]