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Ready-to-eat breakfast cereals, long promoted as convenient and kid-friendly, have been a mainstay of American childhood. A recent cross-sectional study examining…

In recent years, a growing number of people have turned to over-the-counter supplements as part of a self-styled wellness routine.…

Psychedelics have long straddled the line between scientific curiosity and cultural taboo. Their potential to reshape the brain is well…

For decades, the sound of a rubber glove snap and the prick of a needle have been routine in medical…

Researchers have discovered that Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a common hospital-acquired bacterium, can digest a type of medical plastic used in stitches,…

For years, Respiratory syncytial virus has quietly filled children’s wards nationwide in the winter. Particularly dangerous to infants younger than…

In a medical first, a six-month-old infant with a rare and often fatal genetic disorder has been successfully treated using…

While the world debates melting glaciers and rising seas, a different sort of crisis is quietly germinating—one that thrives in…

Few places in the human body are more sensitive and carefully regulated than the ovarian follicle—the tiny fluid-filled sac nurturing…

A novel broad-spectrum antivenom has been developed using antibodies derived from a man who spent nearly two decades deliberately exposing…