The Best Evidence for How to Overcome COVID Vaccine Fears
Social science offers valuable lessons about ways to convince those who are hesitant about the shots
Social science offers valuable lessons about ways to convince those who are hesitant about the shots
People are aging better but not across the board. Education makes a dramatic difference
The rise in depression and anxiety is even worse than expected, especially among young adults
Brain-scan studies hint that the ancient practice may benefit areas associated with memory, emotion and thinking
Two new studies link some severe infections to genetics and an autoimmune reaction that attacks the body’s own defenses
An ordinary bacterium can trigger changes in some primary tumors that lead to dangerous metastasis
Shocking levels of interference at the CDC and HHS threaten public faith in our most reliable public health institutions
The popular fasting diet regimen can work well for weight loss, but many other claims about its benefits remain to be proved
Suicide rates have been rising for two decades in the U.S. Will the pandemic make things worse?
Beyond factors such as age and sex, underlying aspects of biology and society influence disease severity
Some simple, practical steps can raise your resistance to viruses
As drug-resistant superbugs spread, researchers are turning to microbes that kill bacteria
Public health specialist and physician Camara Phyllis Jones talks about ways that jobs, communities and health care leave Black Americans more exposed and less protected
Canada’s recent experience with terminally ill patients is instructive
The risky disorder often follows a different pattern in women that may get overlooked
What it’s like in New Rochelle, N.Y., the site of the state’s biggest coronavirus outbreak
The most common complication of hospitalization for older patients can often be prevented
For some of the most common cardiac conditions, medication is a solid alternative
By channeling a flood of biomedical data, machine learning could transform basic research and clinical practice
The human microbiome activates some medicines, inactivates others and provokes side effects
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