Mystery Memory Loss among Illicit-Drug Users Spurs Health Action
Do 13 cases of amnesia among opioid users suggest a more widespread problem?
Do 13 cases of amnesia among opioid users suggest a more widespread problem?
A deadly microscopic foe is giving the gourds “heart failures”
The CDC lacks the authority to direct funding in response to emergencies and outbreaks
The controversial step will significantly expand direct-to-consumer testing—but what if the news is bad?
Researchers have completed the first laboratory model of the human female reproductive cycle
Early tests for Scott Gottlieb, who was named to the post on Friday, will include a pair of bills immediately slated for congressional review
Scheduled speakers cite political sensitivities, but the government’s disease-control agency has not offered a reason
But some scientists still say an unprecedented clampdown may be underway
The curbs echo what happened in Canada six years ago
Marchers worry that the president's rhetoric and nominee choices threaten research, the scientific method and reproductive rights
The nation’s public health agency is battling on several fronts, including an Obamacare repeal
Overwhelming medical evidence shows that negative side effects are rare and minor
The Pentagon's research division is betting its high-risk, high-reward programs will change medicine
Certain congressional actions could help overcome the threat of a Senate filibuster
Back up data and speak out ahead of next month’s inauguration, they advise
Outbreaks across the country have fueled more than 4,000 cases
Researchers are trying to determine if chemicals used to knock out young children during surgery can have long-term repercussions on memory and development
Drug overdoses and flu may have been key drivers behind the latest death toll numbers
This spring our reporter went into the lab to see how scientists are gathering clues to Zika's sudden spread around the world
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