My ancestor died of a splinter. Wait, what?
Little bumps and blisters used to kill.
Meet ELIA, a new tactile reading system.
An interview with evolutionary biologist Shane Campbell-Staton.
Your diet soda might just be worse than a regular one.
U.S. policies for protecting them could be shifting drastically.
Hungry, hungry enzymes.
The early solar system was a wild, world-destroying place.
New recommendations suggest vitamin supplements probably won’t help stave off falls and breaks.
Their brain cells adapt to help them navigate on the fly.
Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution.
A single outbreak of norovirus—or any foodborne illness—can cost quite a lot.
And every little bit counts.
Wellness is for everyone.
TESS will give us a new view of our galactic neighborhood.
A lot of information came out this week. Here are the important sections in easily-digestible chunks.