It's hard to look, and hard to look away, at this unique, and medically valuable, collection of wax blisters, hives and sores
The BACtrack Skyn, a wearable similar in style to a Fitbit, tracks your blood alcohol level in real time
The materials for a new electronic component that could power a tiny camera sound more like breakfast than science
From breast pumps to bottles, the Silicon Valley startup Naya Health is making smarter products for parents and infants
Fleet Farming transforms lawns into farms to create a new local food system
New gene-editing technology gives scientists the ability to wipe out the carriers of malaria and the Zika virus. But should they use it?
Canadian researchers hope to curb the spread of Zika and other mosquito-borne diseases by luring the pests into homemade traps
With an Uber-like app, Transfernation is reducing food waste while feeding those in need
Speakers at <em>Smithsonian</em> magazine's "Future is Here" festival said be patient, persistent, but never, ever pessimistic
If neuroscientists are right, you’ll soon be able to sharpen your focus and boost your memory by recharging your brain—with electricity
The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases talks about developing a Zika vaccine
Researchers in search of a faster, cheaper way to engineer human tissue found success in traditional textile production methods.
Before Oculus Rift, there were lorgnettes, TV glasses and eyborgs
That's one of the ideas Target is testing as it explores how much of a competitive edge it gets from being transparent about food
Optician Maria Dellapina started Specs4Us when her daughter struggled to find a pair of glasses that wouldn't slip
When Maya Varma learned an expensive diagnostic tool is rare in the developing world, she decided to build her own
Babylon connects users with doctors for instant virtual consultations, and will soon use artificial intelligence for diagnosing illnesses
The device, filled with human heart cells, could dramatically reduce the time it takes to test new drugs and end testing on animals
For all its complexity, the human brain is not hard to deceive. Here are four studies where scientists have learned more about duping it
With Zika and other mosquito-borne illnesses on the rise, researchers are looking for the next best way to keep the bugs from biting
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