Alcohol Is the Breast Cancer Risk No One Wants to Talk About
As companies roll out the pink beer in October to raise awareness of the disease, one group is urging young women to think twice.
Could Fruit Flies Help Match Patients With Cancer Treatments?
A British company is seeding genetically modified flies with human tumors, giving patients their own personal drug trials.
The End Is Nearer for ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Food Wrappers
Your takeout may come with a dose of chemicals known as PFAS—but the FDA’s push to get rid of some of them will take five years.
The Dangers of Excluding Women From HIV Prevention Drug Tests
PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, pills are highly effective in blocking HIV if taken daily. But their drug trials have a mixed track record for access.
3 Ways Scientists Think We Could De-Germ a Covid-19 World
Researchers want to know if we can create an antiviral infrastructure that would protect humans from transmission. Here are a few ideas.
Doctors Are Pooling Data to Help Understand Covid-19
They’ve created registries of people with chronic diseases who also have the new coronavirus, in order to track symptoms and find solutions.