A popular autism drug for children isn’t as safe as its label indicates By Hannah Furfaro/Spectrum News / Mar 10, 2020
A key tool to fighting the opioid crisis is in short supply By Tarlise Townsend and Freida Blostein/The Conversation / Oct 19, 2019
Most health ‘cures’ you hear about in the news aren’t ready for humans By Kaitlin Sullivan / Feb 5, 2019
A study claiming hydroxychloroquine increased risk of death used dubious data By Rachel Feltman / Jun 5, 2020
COVID-19 testing problems are all too familiar to Lyme disease patients By Carrie Arnold / Jun 28, 2020
The ‘inactive’ ingredients in your pills could harm you By Yelena Ionova/The Conversation / Sep 15, 2020
New Dissolving Ring Delivers Drugs Through Your Stomach For Seven Days By Alexandra Ossola / Jul 28, 2015
There Are a Million Billion x Five More Billion New Drugs Awaiting Discovery By Rebecca Boyle / Jun 7, 2012
President Trump’s COVID-19 treatment includes an experimental antibody cocktail By PopSci Staff / Oct 4, 2020
The First Drug Made by Genetically Modified Plants is Approved for Human Use by the FDA By Clay Dillow / May 2, 2012
Remdesivir is the first FDA-approved COVID-19 treatment. Here’s what to know about it. By Rachel Feltman / Oct 22, 2020
Chemical Additive to Antibiotics Could Make Them Newly Effective Against Resistant Bacteria By Clay Dillow / Sep 11, 2009
A Wirelessly Controlled Pharmacy Dispenses Drugs From Within Your Abdomen By Rebecca Boyle / Feb 17, 2012
Text Messages from a Microchip on Your Shoulder Remind You to Take Your Pills By Jeremy Hsu / Sep 24, 2009
Tiny Rocket Could One Day Deliver Meds Or Hunt For Cancer In Your Body By Coby McDonald / Jul 1, 2016
Lucky Pet Dogs Receive Experimental Cancer Treatments Before Their Humans By Clay Dillow / Oct 13, 2009
FAA review may scuttle hobbyist inventor’s ingenious method for shipping drugs By Jeremy Hsu / Nov 3, 2009
Synthetic Molecules Trick Body Into Improved Immune Response to HIV, Cancer By Clay Dillow / Nov 10, 2009
Drug That Targets Blood Flow to Fat Cells Is Shown to Slim Down Obese Monkeys By Dan Nosowitz / Nov 15, 2011
New Analysis Says Cannabis Breeders Should Grow for Safety As Well As Potency By Clay Dillow / Jan 27, 2010
Google Contributes Massive Amounts of Computing Power to Engineer Antibodies By Jeremy Hsu / Feb 4, 2010
This “Just Add Water” Chemistry Kit Can Create On-Demand Drugs And Vaccines By Samantha Cole / Oct 5, 2016
Using Green Algae as Drug Factory Could Cut Pharma Costs by 1,000 Times By Clay Dillow / Mar 17, 2010
Chip in a Pill Tells Your Doctor When You Swallow Your Medicine — and When You Don’t By Clay Dillow / Apr 1, 2010
High school students cheaply reproduced a drug that sells for $750 a dose By Kelsey D. Atherton / Dec 3, 2016