TEST DONT DELETE Clone of These are the most common—and deadliest—allergies By Sara Chodosh / Published May 9, 2018
If you love staying up late and sleeping in, doing otherwise might actually hurt your health By Neel V. Patel / Published April 13, 2018
Male woolly mammoths lived fast, died young, and left more corpses By Sara Chodosh / Published November 3, 2017
One cave’s losing battle against a deadly bat fungus By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Published October 25, 2017
Archive Gallery: Diabolical Death Rays from the Pages of Popular Science By Julie Beck / Published October 2, 2017
The Black Death helped reveal how long humans have polluted the planet By Kate Baggaley / Published September 25, 2017
Charles Dickens’s belief in spontaneous combustion sparked Victorian London’s hottest debate By Sam Kean / Published July 18, 2017
This river ecosystem hinges on thousands of drowned, rotting wildebeest By Rachel Feltman / Published June 21, 2017
Forensic scientists caught a deer munching on a human carcass for the first time ever By Sarah Fecht / Published May 5, 2017
A disturbing number of humpback whales are dying off the east coast By Mary Beth Griggs / Published April 28, 2017
Death by banana peel? Black hole? The science behind your most absurd nightmares. By Mary Beth Griggs / Published April 5, 2017
Here’s what it’s like to get thrown into a volcano By Cody Cassidy and Paul Doherty / Published April 5, 2017
This is what happens to your body as you die of dehydration By Claire Maldarelli / Published February 28, 2017
How New Zealand is avoiding hundreds of exploding whale corpses By Sara Chodosh / Published February 13, 2017
Teenage cancer victim wins the right to be cryogenically preserved By Sara Chodosh / Published November 19, 2016
Assisted suicide is now legal in Colorado, thanks to overwhelming voter support By Rebecca Boyle / Published November 10, 2016
New Evidence Suggests ‘Lucy’ Probably Died By Falling Out Of A Tree By Mary Beth Griggs / Published August 29, 2016
Pat Summitt’s Death Reminds Us Of How Little We Understand Alzheimer’s Disease By Corey Mueller / Published June 28, 2016
Medical Errors May Be Third Most Common Cause Of Death In America By Sarah Fecht / Published May 4, 2016
Humai Wants To Resurrect Humans Within 30 Years By Dave Gershgorn and Sarah Fecht / Published November 23, 2015
Concept: An Autonomous Electric Hearse By Stephen Edelstein/Green Car Reports / Published September 8, 2015
Bone Eating ‘Zombie’ Worm Has Been Around For 100 Million Years By Mary Beth Griggs / Published April 15, 2015
How Long Could You Survive In A Coffin If You Were Buried Alive? By Christina Cala / Published October 31, 2013
Changing How Police Respond To Drug Overdoses Could Save Lives By Shaunacy Ferro / Published September 27, 2013
Artificial Intelligence App Will Keep Tweeting As You After You Die By Shaunacy Ferro / Published March 12, 2013
FYI: How Do You Keep A Dead Political Leader Fresh For Public Viewing? By Dan Nosowitz / Published March 9, 2013
Video: Dutch Artist Turns His Dead Cat Into a Flying Quadcopter By Paul Adams / Published June 4, 2012
Tiny Cilia Inside Corpse’ Noses Could Be a More Reliable Indicator of Time of Death By Clay Dillow / Published October 4, 2011
Five Hundred More Dead Birds in Louisiana Further Puzzle Investigators By Clay Dillow / Published January 5, 2011
Immortalize Yourself In Music: Have Your Remains Pressed As a Vinyl Record By Rebecca Boyle / Published August 30, 2010