Ignored by doctors, trans people turn to dangerous underground treatments By Tara Santora/Undark / Jul 7, 2020
The FDA’s gay and bi blood-donor ban isn’t just stigmatizing—it’s also likely outdated By Candice Wang / Jun 30, 2020
Traveling midwives fill crucial health care gaps in rural US states By Sophie Novack/Texas Observer / Jun 26, 2020
Snakebites can be deadly for dogs, but some simple precautions can save them By Tom Davis/Field & Stream / Jun 24, 2020
A study claiming hydroxychloroquine increased risk of death used dubious data By Rachel Feltman / Jun 5, 2020
The CDC says you probably won’t get COVID-19 from deliveries or pets By Claire Maldarelli / May 26, 2020
Small doctors’ offices are turning to GoFundMe to survive the pandemic By Brooke Borel/Undark / May 13, 2020
Oxford University’s timeline for a COVID-19 vaccine is shorter than previous estimates By Kate Baggaley / May 4, 2020
This 17th-century plague diary hits a little too close to home By Ute Lotz-Heumann/The Conversation / May 1, 2020
The huge Navy hospital ships in Los Angeles and New York have a rich history By Rob Verger / Apr 1, 2020
Scientists are experimenting with three kinds of COVID-19 vaccines By Jean Peccoud/The Conversation / Mar 30, 2020
A popular autism drug for children isn’t as safe as its label indicates By Hannah Furfaro/Spectrum News / Mar 10, 2020
A small coronavirus breakthrough could aid in the search for a vaccine By Ian Christopher Davis/The Conversation / Feb 1, 2020
These gene-edited tomatoes grow in cute little bouquets suited to urban farming By Kat Eschner / Dec 24, 2019
Antibiotic over-prescription is worst for kids in low-income countries By Sara Kiley Watson / Dec 18, 2019
Studying the human gaze could transform breast reconstruction surgery By Sara Kiley Watson / Dec 12, 2019
Doctors placed gunshot victims in ‘suspended animation’ for the first time By Kat Eschner / Nov 21, 2019
Spreading the flu is putting researchers one step closer to a universal vaccine By Nicole Wetsman / Nov 4, 2019
Frogs in tiny taffeta shorts paved the way for human in-vitro fertilization By PopSci Staff / Oct 30, 2019
An exclusive look at Facebook’s efforts to speed up MRI scans using artificial intelligence By Rob Verger / Oct 29, 2019
Horseshoe crab blood is rare but crucial for medicine, so this scientist came up with a solution By Rachel Nuwer / Oct 28, 2019
The U.S. came within a needle’s width of losing its measles elimination status By Sara Chodosh / Oct 3, 2019
Bacteria can change inside of us to beat antibiotics By Katarzyna Mickiewicz/The Conversation / Oct 1, 2019
Stress and sleeplessness has been a problem since the Victorian era By Sally Shuttleworth/The Conversation / Sep 24, 2019
‘Hormone diets’ might work—but not for the reason you think By Robert Naughton/The Conversation / Sep 23, 2019
Your annual checkup could soon include screening for illicit drug use By Nicole Wetsman / Aug 16, 2019
Ebola hasn’t been cured yet, but two experimental drugs are showing significant progress By Nicole Wetsman / Aug 14, 2019
Doctors altered a person’s genes with CRISPR for the first time in the U.S. Here’s what could be next. By Donavyn Coffey / Aug 8, 2019
The weirdest things we learned this week: Victorian sex drugs and deadly milk injections By PopSci Staff / Jul 17, 2019