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“The fight for science and universities is, at its core, a fight for democracy itself,” writes Carole LaBonne.
When Anna Rathkopf was diagnosed with breast cancer, photographing her experience allowed her to “feel like I was in someone else’s movie.” Goin…
It's time to acknowledge that a law intended to right an egregious wrong has become harmful — and change it. That's the case for Medicaid's wait…
It’s a disease of children living in extreme poverty. Its cause is uncertain. But soon, the devastating condition known as noma may be a bit les…
SARS-CoV-2 has not yet fallen into a predictable seasonal pattern of the type most respiratory pathogens follow, experts say.
Researchers turn to CRISPR to unlock one of the trickiest diseases to treat: Alzheimer's.
An outbreak of this scale is giving scientists many more opportunities than ever before to study monkeypox transmission in granular detail.
The idea that vaccinating a certain percentage of the population would stop transmission of SARS-CoV-2 was a seductive but unhelpful description…
"Fund people not projects" is easier said than done. A better way to fund science is to bend over backward to fund a truly diverse range of peop…
Hearing aid makers are turning to artificial intelligence to make noisy environments clearer than ever.
Doctors treating the sickest #Covid19 patients have zeroed in on a new phenomenon: widespread blood clots in some cases.