Disease

“These decisions reflect a broader, emerging worldview promoted by what I call ‘Germ Deniers’ — individuals and groups who question or outright reject the established scientific understanding of how much microorganisms cause dise

Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage in many aspects of our lives, from composing students' essays and manufacturing cars to designing new fashions, and the number of its applications is growing by the day.

“I don’t want to seem like I’m being evasive, but I don’t think people should be taking medical advice from me.”

Initially described as early as the Seven Years War (1756-63), physicians have documented excessive physical exhaustion, anger, irritability, and depression, primarily among soldiers.

"Historically viewed as mainly a “wear and tear” condition, new insights suggest that OA may be part of an evolutionary, age-related biological process rather than mainly driven by mechanical damage."

When Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The word “epidemic” is both a headline-grabber and a cognitive paralytic: Hear the word, panic, and stop thinking.

While Americans increasingly shed masks, forgo COVID-19 boosters, and embrace post-pandemic normalcy, a viral specter is spreading across Asia — and it’s beginning to show up in the U.S.

A recent study from Clemson University sheds some light on double-dipping your favorite appetizers at a party: does it raise your risk for foodborne illnesses?