Scientists shocked by the Trump administration's "sledgehammer" wonder about possible motives and lament a short-sighted approach to cuts.

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As it is now, the transplant system treats kidneys from all Black donors as if they are at higher risk for failing, even ...

When we think about any addiction, we tend to focus on people who are utterly consumed by it — those whose lives are visibly ...

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A bioethicist has taken to TikTok to share that we've been blowing our noses wrong our entire lives - and it could be causing damage. People are baffled by the revelation ...

Insoo Hyun, a Bioethicist and the Director of the Center for Life Sciences at the Museum of Science, has shared that the way most people blow their noses can risk causing damage to the blood ...

For years, scientists have sought to understand how a collection of chemicals that are not themselves alive — in the case of humans, inanimate organic molecules — are able to work together to ...

Predictably, Trump DOJ’s Dropping of Mayor Adams Case Triggers Resignations by SDNY U.S. Attorney and Public Corruption Prosecutors VATs Aren’t Discriminating Against American Companies. Tarif ...