From coffee cards to subway tunnels and AI tutors to numerical epidemics, the week’s reading menu serves up a rich-tasting ...

From coffee cards to subway tunnels and AI tutors to numerical epidemics, the week’s reading menu serves up a rich-tasting menu of modern complexity. Whether it’s the illusion of effortless learning, ...

Public health is plunging, autism rates are rising—and so are incident conspiracy theories, including claims that the root of ...

When two of medicine’s most outspoken reformers publish a roadmap for the FDA, you expect at least coherence. Instead, we get ...

A new study from the NIH’s All of Us program is shaking up long-held assumptions by revealing that genetic ancestry rarely aligns with racial labels—and that the interplay between biology and society ...

RFK Jr. has unveiled a new demand for medical schools–that they offer more nutritional training than they currently do. As we ...

A curious term has emerged among the anti-vaccine community, following the Covid pandemic, that has scientists baffled as to how it could be receiving much online attention. Are turbo-cancers real? Or ...

Correctly distinguishing between correlation and causation is critical because it influences how treatments for illnesses are ...

Health-optimizing enthusiasts are strapping on continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) to fine-tune their performance, prevent ...

What do French fries, fluoride, and 5G towers have in common? According to Toxic Nation, the MAHA community’s first film, they’re all part of a toxic tapestry unraveling public health while ...

Every time nuclear energy appears promising, a meltdown, political backlash, or cost overrun pushes it back into the shadows.