Health and Medicine
The raw materials for everyday products could someday be produced by bacteria and solar energy.
A new scientific advance could turn us all into universal blood donors.
In the last 100 years there’s been an extraordinary change in North American dietary habits
Flame retardants could be connected to health problems in pet cats.
Developing a potential new treatment for Parkinson's gets a boost from nanoparticles.
Scientists examine the role of proteins in fertility.
A cat's sensitivity to patients' death
Every year 100,000 North Americans die from prescription drugs. To my knowledge, no one dies from using natural remedies.
Treatment depends on the severity of the disease. Cortisone and drugs to suppress the immune system may limit the inflammatory response
Lake Michigan and other freshwater bodies could be the next big sources of undiscovered antibiotics.
Cheese, though high in saturated fat, could help lower cholesterol and help explain the "French paradox."
Part 4: “I’VE LOST SO MUCH” How Abilify became the best-selling drug in America
Part 3: “I’VE LOST SO MUCH” How Abilify became the best-selling drug in America
Part 2: "I'VE LOST SO MUCH": How Abilify became the best-selling drug in America
“I’ve lost so much” : How Abilify became the best-selling drug in America
Three raging epidemics completely out of control
It’s a tragedy if a patient suffers a stroke when there’s valid reason for the surgery. But if it happens when surgery is unjustified, it’s a catastrophe impossible to measure.
Compounds from green tea could boost the quality of biomedical imaging.
Diverticulosis, Dr. Wynne-Jones, dietary fiber
Studying proteins in pasta lends insights into how they affect people with celiac disease and wheat allergies.
Toxoplasmosis, cholesterolphobia, coenzyme Q10 (Co-Q10)
A beer from an 1840s shipwreck yields new clues to an old brew's recipe.
Researchers note Israelis eat less saturated fats than most Western countries, and enjoy among lowest rates of cholesterol in the world.
Defects in one gene are linked to certain kinds of cancer and autism; scientists are looking for a fix.
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Reports that disagree with the current high cholesterol condemnation never get published nor make headlines.
Studies show that high doses of vitamin C act like Drano to keep arteries open
Microtags, such as the ones in this vial, could help thwart makers of counterfeit medicines.
The fight against bacteria that cause strep throat and other illnesses could get help from an HIV drug.
Some oat-based breakfast cereals are contaminated with a potentially harmful, mold-related toxin.
Studies show that high doses of vitamin C act like Drano to keep arteries open
