Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has controversially promoted vitamin A as a treatment for measles, ...

Following extensive research, scientists have resolved a conundrum. Heterosexual men, they find, really like breasts. A lot.

Behind the polished facade of peer-reviewed journals lurks a growing epidemic of junk science—propped up by predatory ...

We’ve got enough calories to go around, but somehow, we’re still managing to feed people into chronic disease. When food policy treats a vending machine dinner and a home-cooked meal as equals, maybe ...

As AI quietly takes the wheel in medicine and other fields, once-sharp skills might quietly rust in the background. If AI is ...

Vaccination not only safeguards the health of individuals but also preserves the collective health of our communities, ...

What happens when a teenager’s identity collides with a courtroom gavel? In the United States, gender-affirming care for ...

The rapid expansion of legalized sports betting in the U.S. has fueled a significant increase in gambling addiction, with ...

What do a billion chickens, mutating viruses, and politically correct poultry laws have in common? As I told Lars Larson ...

Generative AI tools are joining the workforce, promising faster, smarter, and more efficient collaboration. A new preprint looks at how well humans and digital colleagues really get along, and one ...

This week’s reading dives into the quiet casualties of convenience: the death of the doctor’s note, the fallout of ...

Lung cancer screening with low-dose CT could have saved tens of thousands of lives — if only we'd listened to the data back ...