
What Is It Like to Control a Robotic Arm with a Brain Implant?
How one woman learned to use the electrodes implanted in her brain as an extension of her nervous system.
How one woman learned to use the electrodes implanted in her brain as an extension of her nervous system.
A chemist explains why a "death cologne" could protect you if the ravenous undead attack this Halloween.
How New York City’s Bellevue Hospital prepared to treat a potential Ebola patient
Health care emergency management expert Kristin Stevens tells us what went wrong in Dallas, and how we can do better
The CDC is closely monitoring the outbreak of a rare respiratory infection afflicting people in Illinois and Missouri. Just how bad is it, and what can be done to stop the spread?
The deadly Ebola outbreak in west Africa highlights the urgent need for a vaccine, and researchers say one may be available in a few years
Soccer heading poses greater risk to youth players
A congenital connective tissue disorder that confers pro basketball height also permanently benches an NBA prospect’s dreams of joining the league
Pulled hamstrings took out two U.S. players at the World Cup. Why?
One of the most fundamental but elusive constituents of the cosmos could soon be cornered
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