A new study shows omalizumab substantially cut potentially life-threatening reactions in patients with food allergies.
Russia's invasion has shuttered opioid treatment programs since 2014. New research shows the challenges Ukrainians have faced in getting care.
The concept of leap years finds its roots dating all the way back to the ancient Roman Empire, explains Charles Bartlett.
Condom use among younger gay and bisexual has declined over the last decade, but sex education could help reverse the trend.
After Alabama's ruling on in vitro fertilization, Ruth Faden, a bioethicist at Johns Hopkins University, explores what's next for IVF in the United States.
Researchers have used “behavioral” Turing tests to evaluate the personality and behavior of a series of AI chatbots.
The author of a new book argues that there is a real dilemma to confronting international human rights violations: Shame can backfire.
After Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny's death, two experts discuss Putin's fear of critics and what's next for Russia’s dissidents.
Winter often comes with mental health challenges. Experts have tips on winter wellness and how to make it through a few more cold months.
New tech reveals how the dinosaur walked, how it held its clawed toe off the ground, and how it used its "killing kick" to attack prey.
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