Millions of Americans take aspirin to prevent heart disease—but should they? By Philip Kiefer / Apr 27, 2022
CDC estimates 58 percent of Americans have been infected with COVID so far By Hannah Seo / Apr 27, 2022
Why gardening shouldn’t just be a pandemic-time trend By Alessandro Ossola / The Conversation / Apr 22, 2022
The first US trial to release GMO mosquitoes just ended. Here’s how it went. By Hannah Seo / Apr 20, 2022
Microplastics have officially been found in our bodies. Here’s what that means for human health. By Carla Delgado / Apr 18, 2022
Shapewear has changed a lot over the centuries. How much has it changed us? By Eleanor Cummins / Apr 12, 2022
The ‘Love Machine’ really exists. Here’s what it’s taught us about our romantic choices. By Stephanie Cacioppo / Apr 4, 2022
At-home test strips can detect fentanyl—but that’s just the first step to preventing overdoses By Philip Kiefer / Apr 3, 2022
Ivermectin was practically useless against COVID for hundreds of patients By Hannah Seo / Mar 31, 2022
COVID relief funds are drying up—and so are free tests and treatments By Lauren J. Young / Mar 30, 2022
Scientists create a small, allegedly delicious piece of yeast-free pizza dough By Sara Kiley Watson / Mar 25, 2022
This birth control pill for men could begin human trials later this year By Hannah Seo / Mar 24, 2022
This cone snail’s deadly venom could hold the key to better pain meds By Lauren J. Young / Mar 23, 2022
Scientists in Switzerland discover that gut microbiome postbiotic, Urolithin A, may help combat muscle fatigue with aging By Recurrent Creative / Mar 22, 2022
You’ve probably never heard of terahertz waves, but they could change your life By Rahul Rao / Mar 22, 2022
We can’t end the pandemic without protecting those most at risk By Michael Rose / Undark / Mar 20, 2022
Explaining what causes different psychedelic experiences is a trip. This study shows why. By Maggie Galloway / Mar 19, 2022
Spider silk proteins could be the key to future cancer therapies By Michael Landreh / The Conversation / Mar 17, 2022
mRNA COVID vaccines pose no serious risks for immunocompromised people By Kate Baggaley / Mar 17, 2022
Who helps first responders in crisis? A peer support group in Colorado is trying. By Peter Andrew Smith / Undark / Mar 16, 2022
Headed back to the office? Make sure your building has flushed out its water. By Rahul Rao / Mar 10, 2022
Russian bombing of a Ukrainian hospital could violate the Geneva Convention By Hannah Seo / Mar 10, 2022
Oncologists are studying cancer in dogs and cats to help humans By Rodney Lee Page/The Conversation / Mar 10, 2022
Why doctors still don’t understand the side effects of hormonal birth control By Saima Sidik / Undark / Mar 9, 2022
Nuclear war inspired peacetime ‘gamma gardens’ for growing mutant plants By PopSci Staff / Mar 9, 2022