medicine

‘If people could give blood four times a year, we would never have a shortage.’

Automated medication dispensing systems should be updated.

The search for male contraception continues.

Oral antivirals hold promise for staving off serious illness, but supplies remain limited.

A reckoning in medicine has upended the use of race in calculating kidney function, spurring institutional change.

Our staff's top picks for stories are worth a first (or second) read.

From novel vaccines to an ultra-sharp CT scanner, these are the Best of What's New.

Robots that create offshoots of themselves could be a future tool for science and medicine.

Although the final decision is usually yours, getting their buy-in is important.

Having a positive mindset about side effects could have surprising benefits.