FDA Plans to Regulate Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes
The agency hopes to bring the substance down to “nonaddictive” levels, but there’s no consensus on what those are
Stories by Ike Swetlitz
Even a Moderate Amount of Drinking Could Cause Brain Decline
Having eight to 12 drinks per week was linked to hippocampus shrinkage in a study of several hundred Londoners
White House Expands Anti-Abortion Policy, Imperiling Global Health Funding
The new implementation of the so-called Mexico City Policy could restrict funds to foreign NGOs that perform non-abortion-related health work
Brave New Wool? Artificial Womb Sustains Premature Lambs for Weeks
The technology may someday help babies born in their second trimester survive
A Revolutionary Genetic Experiment Is Planned for a West African Village--If Residents Agree
A gene drive bid aims to eliminate malaria
Trump's Doctor Speaks Out about His Most Famous Patient
"It never occurred to me that he was the oldest president"
Trump Considers FDA Chief Who Says People Should Use Medicines "at Their Own Risk"
Jim O'Neill is not a physician, but he speaks frequently at biotech industry meetings
NFL Doctors' Conflicts of Interest May Endanger Players
Physicians are hired and fired by the team, not the athletes
Can a Supercomputer Suggest the Best Cancer Treatment?
An artificial intelligence system is drastically expanding its reach in Asia
