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It was as a Ph.D. student that Dionna Williams realized the fundamental flaws in how medical science treats people who […]

Horse-riding Scythian herders and warriors, who inhabited Central Asia and Eastern Europe around 2,500 years ago, may have had cultural

A cyclist is pedaling down the street. Signs, trees and fire hydrants whip by. As they bike along, their brain

Clostridioides difficile is a notoriously nasty intestinal bug, with few effective treatments and no approved vaccines. But the same technology

The word “bionic” conjures sci-fi visions of humans enhanced to superhuman levels. It’s true that engineering advances such as better

citations J. O’Conner et al. Effect of ashwagandha on stress, sleep quality, and food cravings in college students: quantitative analysis

African rock art depicting a mythical tufted creature may reflect the appearance of fossilized real-life relatives of ancient mammals called

Stitching is getting a shocking upgrade. In an experiment with mice, a new tough, flexible thread accelerated wound healing by

Among the more than 500 species of bacteria that thrive in the human mouth, one seems to play by its

One of the most remarkable things about the human brain is that it changes. A lot. This ability to reinvent