Telehealth has become a permanent part of modern medicine, with strong evidence supporting its use in mental health and chronic disease management. However, the popular narrative of “healthcare ...

Fear of dementia is rising almost as fast as the condition itself. And where fear grows, so does a market promising protection. Among the most popular offerings is Ginkgo biloba, a centuries-old ...

Across various fields, we constantly attempt to refine, control, and optimize complex systems. But whether it’s chatbots reshaping beliefs, cows engineered for more nutritious milk, drugs that ...

How do mosquitoes find us? The question has spawned a multi-bazillion-dollar industry of gadgets, gizmos, and potions that work—for the people selling them. Now, a new Science Advances paper may ...

Drug policy and microbiology might seem like completely different worlds. But both are shaped by the same evolutionary ...

Perhaps Netflix should stick to science fiction. It has gotten very good at sci-fi series—but real science? Not so much. Its ...

We’ve reached the Final Four of our nutrition bracket, so it’s time to break down some of the hottest claims in nutrition ...

If sugar were considered addictive, everyday consumption would be a different issue. In that world, longstanding assumptions ...

Physicians don't receive enough training in nutrition. This has become a flashpoint in Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) and healthcare circles. Fair-minded people can disagree about how much training ...

“Bring out your dead” may be Monty Python’s medieval call, but counting them is still modern and often messy. Death certificates are less purely objective records than narratives assembled under ...