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We're not there yet, but there seems to be a lot of promise in this idea.
Microplastics get into our bodies, potentially altering how certain cells convert sugar into energy, especially in the gut. Continued ingestion could cause chronic problems.
No, the pandemic isn’t over yet
When you believe some people are worth less than others, you end up on the wrong side of history.
The findings cast doubt on the use of aspirin in treating at-risk individuals.
Zoonotic diseases have always plagued both humans and our close extinct relatives.
The genetic changes that drive the emergence of skin cancer seem to be caused by environmental factors.
Deep red light stimulates mitochondria -- the cell's power generators -- which may help people see better.
Eating better would benefit you and the planet, too.
Chores may not be pleasant, but they're good for you.
Despite their ill reputation, psychedelics such as Psilocybin, LSD, and MDMA (commonly known as Ecstasy) may be the missing puzzle piece to treating several mental disorders. Results from contemporary clinical trials testify for the drugs’ capacity in inducing positive, long-term alterations in mental health and well-being in both patients and healthy individuals, when taken under […]
Few people actually enjoy their commutes. But the ones who do have a better experience at work.
Researchers have found a surprising link between endocannabinoids and gut microbes in reducing inflammation.
The industry is progressing very quickly.
Evolution never stops.
It won't happen overnight, but an HIV vaccine could be on the way.
Native American medicinal knowledge may help scientists develop drug combos in the modern age.
The step test is a great approximation of cardiovascular fitness at one point in time.
It can reduce the workload of physicians and improve the results of image analysis.
... so I'm screwed.
Unvaccinated individuals will be barred from a wide range of indoor facilities.
Moderate to intense exercise can help even in the case of chronic anxiety disorders.
If you're happy and you know it, don't sit down?
Not all fat is the same, the new study suggests.
It's already saved thousands of women from cancer.
Although lab-grown meat hasn't even been FDA approved, the industry seems ready to take off.
Many people hate both casual hookups and illicit drugs. Scientists found a genetic connection and the underlying motives may surprise you.
As long as we understand what they mean, they're all the same language to our brains.
It impacts their ability to perform, as well as putting them at risk of developing mental health conditions.
Hallucinogens, and ketamine in particular, have made a resurgence in recent years as therapeutic treatments.
They could teach us how to do it as well.
Your daily actions can have important consequences on the other side of the world.
A reminder that our asteroid monitoring program is riddled with gaping holes.
It works well, and it works fast.
It can be self-administered by anyone, which would make it ideal as a 'booster' shot patients can pick up from local pharmacies.
We tend to forget how important and healthy it is to just spend some time by ourselves.
If no action is taken to address antibiotic resistance, infections from multidrug-resistant bacteria could cause 10 million deaths each year by 2050.
The pandemic is far from over.
Nobody likes surgery -- antibiotics can help with that!
The lack of "normal" interaction with friends and family and missing out on opportunities were among the largest issues.
We're yet to learn our lessons from the pandemic, and we haven't really started working together.
Turns out, incentivizing people to eat out wasn't the way to go.
It's always a good idea to catch up on your sleep.
For decades, most of the world ignored bacteriophage treatments. But the Soviets didn't.
The high-resolution image shows chinks in the bacteria’s armor that could ultimately be used to destroy them.
The key ingredient is sensors.
While the country may not reach full vaccination by the end of the year, it's definitely making progress.
It's by no means perfect just yet, but the results are very encouraging.
It's another biomarker that makes each individual unique.
We may be stuck with yearly COVID-19 waves from now on. But understanding patterns can help us be better prepared for it.
