Public Health
Clinical Trials Have the Best Medicine but Do Not Enroll the Patients Who Need It
Most cancer patients never get into lifesaving drug trials because of barriers at community hospitals
Features
Public Health
How the Next Recession Could Save Lives
Death rates have dropped during past economic downturns, even as many health trends have worsened. Researchers are scrambling to decipher lessons before the next big recession
Chemistry
The Fluorine Detectives
Researchers are battling to identify and assess a worrying class of persistent chemicals
Wellness
Proper Breathing Brings Better Health
Stress reduction, insomnia prevention, emotion control, improved attention—certain breathing techniques can make life better. But where do you start?
Medical & Biotech
A Father's Fight
Nick Sireau’s quest to give his sons weed killer could help thousands struggling with rare genetic conditions
Departments
- From the Editor
A Chemical World
- News
Vaccinating Mice May Finally Slow Lyme Disease
The Surgical Singularity Is Approaching
A Novel Way to Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria
A New Idea about What Triggers Alzheimer's
- Opinion
Human Gene Editing: Great Power, Great Responsibility
We've Lost Touch with Our Bodies
Ob-Gyns Do Too Much Fetal Monitoring
