Two new studies have promising results
A new treatment that uses the body's own immune system to fight cancer is offering hope to patients with advanced disease
Medical device design courses are more than just good education
Worn on the throat to evaluate speech, or on the body to track movement, stretchable sensors could lead to better rehabilitation
Researchers have developed a technique that uses the brainwaves captured by EEG machines to reconstruct the images you see
Available in mid-2018, the emoji could provide a new means for communicating the science and health implications of mosquitoes
Physicists have developed a graphene-based liquid that can sense tiny changes in breathing and heart rate
A new Smithsonian podcast tells the story of the “Greatest Scientist of the 20th Century”
A new app, Spot, uses AI to help harassment and discrimination victims create and file reports without having to talk to a human
As the Olympics kick off in South Korea, two radically different approaches to training and treating athletes will be on display
As President Trump prepares to send miners back to work, a near-obsolete illness is once again ravaging coal country
Genomics is cheaper and more available then ever, but its usefulness for parents has yet to be proven
A new study finds it's possible to teach the brain to better distinguish between speech and background noise
A non-toxic version of the compound interrupts fertilization in rats
Governments should constantly be preparing for outbreaks, instead of just hastily responding to threats as they arise
A global project is looking to animals to map the world's disease hotspots. Are they going about it the right way?
Most IV saline bags used in U.S. hospitals are made in Puerto Rico. Hurricane Maria has shown how troubling it can be to rely on one producer
Tracking public sentiment toward vaccines could allow public health officials to identify and target areas of heightened disease risk
New research into the subtle facial signs of illness could one day help train artificial intelligence systems to scan for infections
Cooper Hewitt turns its design eye to beautifully styled wheelchairs, hearing aids and other accessible innovations
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