Colorectal cancer, long associated with aging, is rising alarmingly in younger adults—especially those born in the 1980s.

We’re often told to “follow the science”—a comforting phrase that suggests clarity, objectivity, and consensus. But in ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and I rarely see eye to eye, but I’ll grudgingly admit he’s not entirely wrong about food dyes, though ...

China’s dominance of the market for "active pharmaceutical ingredients" — critical components of drugs — has given it ...

The Trump Administration has gutted many areas of healthcare funding and research, especially in infectious diseases. One ...

One in three dementia cases could be prevented with something as simple as treating hearing loss. As scientists present ...

Imagine receiving the news that you're developing an extremely aggressive cancer — and that the only way to prevent it from ...

Cannabis laws in the U.S. are what you’d get if a biochemistry textbook and a Kafka novel had a love child — nonsensical, ...

Rapid unscheduled disassembly” — the corporate version of “oops,” made famous by Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Whether it’s exploding ...

Opinions regarding “safe” and unsafe foods vacillate more than hem-length fashion. While we disregard emerging data, fail to ...

"Sugar is addictive." It's a widespread, well-researched claim—and it's probably false. The assertion oversimplifies complex ...

What if the next big thing in nuclear energy was a dusty old idea from the Cold War era? Once considered to power nuclear bombers, molten salt reactors (MSRs) are in the spotlight, promising safer, ...