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Zoo animals are getting COVID vaccines made specially for them
The vaccine, made by Zoetis, builds on decades of animal coronavirus vaccine research
Is it safe to travel for the holidays this year? Here’s the CDC’s advice.
Getting fully vaccinated is the safest thing you can do.
Millions of people are vaccinated—less than 8,000 of them have died from the virus
The chances of dying from COVID-19 post-vaccination are extremely slim.
This Swiss bridge proves it’s possible to reuse concrete
Concrete is one of the world’s biggest carbon emitters, but a few bridge-builders hope to change that—by reusing it.
What happens when your doctor and pharmacist are the same person
In the US, the physician-dispensing landscape is still messy.
Why do my muscles ache the day after a big workout?
Taking your gym sessions slow and steady helps prevent your worst muscle soreness.
Ancient poop proves that humans have always loved beer and cheese
2,700 years ago, a human ate blue cheese, drank a pint, and pooped in a salt mine. Paleofecal samples live to tell the tale.
Ancient architecture might be key to creating climate-resilient buildings
Vernacular architecture is a way to use a region's heritage and resources to build strong homes and cities.
What the COVID-19 vaccine booster data still can’t tell us
Behind the FDA decisions, questions still remain.
La Niña is likely back for another unpredictable winter
Cold, stormy weather and hurricanes could plague the East Coast in the coming months.
