Long COVID’s laundry list of ills include skepticism and doubt often conveyed in the doctors’ office.

New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert and Planetary Health Alliance Director Samuel Myers discussed whether humans can save the Earth during a “Weather Reports” panel hosted by the Harvard Divinity School.

New research points to a well-known and widely available drug called disulfiram (marketed as Antabuse) as a possible treatment for COVID-19.

The author and MIT professor Ritu Raman discussed the promise and ethical challenges of a lab-shaped future.

Scientists have identified the second untreated person living with HIV who shows no evidence of intact HIV genomes indicating that her immune system may have eliminated the HIV reservoir.

In considering whether a robot could write a work of fiction, the computer science Krzysztof Gajos says it depends—trashy novel or a good one?

Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence-based method to predict the risk of atrial fibrillation within the next five years based on results from electrocardiograms.

Harvard researcher develops program to read any genome sequence and decipher its genetic code.

With a new level of accuracy, research has shown that a decrease in sodium and an increase in potassium may lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.

With impact of mental activity unclear, Chan School’s David Canning will mine federation’s database and track cognitive performance of 200 players.