"...it's wrong to think that a [COVID-19 vaccine] will be a flick-of-a-switch solution that saves the entire world at once."

"...it's wrong to think that a [COVID-19 vaccine] will be a flick-of-a-switch solution that saves the entire world at once."

A new formula for ultrafast insulin could work in much less time than the current stuff, according to research with pigs.

We tend to interpret "all men are created equal" in the Declaration of Independence to mean individual equality. That's not right, says historian Jack Rakove.

Got a computer? You can help resarchers learn more about the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 from your house with [email protected]

Does COVID-19 affect the brain? A new study shows that the coronavirus can infect the human brain cells and multiply.

A new kind of soft robot gets its moves from jellyfish. But the robots can outpace the real-life ocean animals by a fair bit.

"It is time for policymakers to join together in actualizing legislation focused on police accountability and an end to police violence..."

Cultural differences may explain why some people resist masks more than others. Here's how smiley North Americans can learn to adapt.

Both monkeys and humans have a way of thinking that involves recursion, a process of arranging words, phrases, or symbols to convey complex ideas.