There’s finally a drug that prevents migraines instead of just treating them By Claire Maldarelli / May 23, 2018
Mosquito spit primes your body for disease—so scientists want to make an anti-saliva vaccine By Kate Baggaley / May 17, 2018
The Nobel Prize in Medicine goes to the trio that discovered hepatitis C By Sara Kiley Watson / Oct 5, 2020
Magnetic Jet Injection Device Can Shoot Any Drug Through the Skin, No Needle Required By Rebecca Boyle / May 24, 2012
Two women just won the Nobel Prize for their work on the gene-editing technique CRISPR By Claire Maldarelli / Oct 7, 2020
FDA Panel Endorses an Over-the-Counter HIV Test that Diagnoses in Just 20 Minutes By Clay Dillow / May 17, 2012
Wristband Sensors Can Detect, and Possibly Predict, Life-Threatening Seizures By Clay Dillow / May 10, 2012
A taskforce of Black doctors is independently evaluating COVID-19 vaccine candidates By Kate Baggaley / Oct 12, 2020
Doctors Are Using Lasers To Treat People With Severe Psychological Conditions By Alexandra Ossola / Jun 25, 2015
The First Drug Made by Genetically Modified Plants is Approved for Human Use by the FDA By Clay Dillow / May 2, 2012
Homeopathic and natural remedies aren’t the same thing—and only one of them is total nonsense By Sara Chodosh / Apr 23, 2018
The World’s First Transgenic, ‘Handmade’ Cloned Sheep is Alive and Well in China By Clay Dillow / Apr 19, 2012
FYI: Are Unvaccinated Kids Really Causing The Whooping Cough Resurgence? By Francie Diep / May 22, 2013
Cyborg Update: Bone-Anchored Hearing Aids Add iPod Input To Your Skull By Adrian Covert / Aug 11, 2009
Genetic Bar Code Search Can Use RNA to Pick Out Individuals From Huge Gene Pools By Rebecca Boyle / Apr 10, 2012
Many heavy pot users suffer severe nausea—and they’ve all landed on the same weird solution By Neel V. Patel / Apr 11, 2018