"We knew we had an incomplete picture up until now, but we can now see the entire genome from end to end for the first time."

How can you prevent your favorite team's loss from ruining your week? An expert weighs in on why we get so invested and how to cope.

New research is paving the way for sustainable construction practices that reduce waste, pollution, and resource consumption.

Lead in children's blood underscores the negative health effects of policies stemming from systemic racism.

In this podcast episode, Adrian Johns digs into the complex history of reading, from America's Reading Wars to today's fights over book bans.

Interviews with unhoused people who've recently experienced opioid overdose indicate ways to approach places like "Mass and Cass" in Boston.

A new wearable device uses touch to direct the wearer. It could help in navigation or be useful for people with vision or hearing problems.

Popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy pose serious risks to the health of children and adolescents, warn experts.

A three-part series from FactCheck.org breaks down Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s long history of false health claims.

An expert clarifies what's at stake for the United Automobile Workers, or UAW, in their contract negotiations with automakers.