Science

When the international charity known as the Consortium for Research in Eating Disorders, or CoRe-ED, opened for registrations in September 2024, the odds appeared stacked...

Nearly half of high school students who reported depressive symptoms or suicidal thoughts received no formal mental health care at all during that same year,...

Long associated with soldiers who returned from war haunted not by what was done to them but by what they did—or failed to do—moral injury...

Researchers have finally answered a deceptively simple question that has quietly shaped—and sometimes distorted—clinical trials in liver medicine: how much does itching have to improve...

In the critical weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new kind of scientific publication quietly changed how the world made health decisions: the living evidence...

Every year, hundreds of thousands of patients with colorectal cancer are placed on a drug combination that oncology has trusted for decades: FOLFOX, a regimen...

An herbal tablet that Chinese physicians have relied on for decades to calm bile-congested, inflamed livers has now been decoded at the molecular level. In...

Every year, diabetic foot infections fill hospital wards with wounds that refuse to heal, limbs scheduled for amputation, and immune systems fighting battles they are...

The blockbuster medications behind the Ozempic revolution may be able to stop type 2 diabetes before it ever begins. A sweeping new review published in...

Deep within the semi-evergreen forests of northeastern Bangladesh, some of the country's most threatened plants cling to life on the trunks and branches of towering...

Twenty maize genotypes. Five unforgiving environments. One deceptively simple question: can tropical maize be trusted to deliver consistently nutritious animal feed no matter where it...

When two of the world's most widely trusted crop simulation engines were asked the same question about feeding sub-Saharan Africa, they agreed on the direction...