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From lead to mercury to trichloromethane, we’re awash in chemicals, but researchers are still trying understand how our exposure affects us.
Treating delirious patients can be costly and difficult, where hospitalization itself may exacerbate the disorder.
Scientists say they’ve confirmed the bacteria behind the pestilence that killed millions in Europe in the Middle Ages.
For one woman, a scar left behind by her husband’s cancer treatment isn’t a disfigurement, but a mark of survival.
Genetic tests can be fraught with false positives and insignificant findings that may undermine their effectiveness.
A pioneer in meditation reflects on the past and future of research into the mind body connection.
A strain of the sometimes-deadly bacteria is defying antibiotics.
Untouchable for decades, hallucinogenic drugs are back in the lab, with new research into how they work and what they might achieve.
Zinc fingers could pull gene therapy back from the brink—but only if more researchers can get their hands on the remarkable proteins.
There’s an exceptionally long list of possible causes of multiple sclerosis, and growing evidence that almost all may play a role.
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