States are racing to regulate young people’s use of social media, but a new analysis suggests that the policies being...

Chronic low back pain has become one of the world’s most persistent and unevenly treated health problems, and a new...

The social sciences are facing a scientific identity crisis that increasingly resembles a combat sport. Researchers compete over theories, methods,...

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For reconstructive surgeons, one of the most important decisions often happens before an operation begins: identifying the tiny blood vessels...

A nationwide study of more than 3,300 mother–child pairs has found no significant association between prenatal exposure to organophosphate pesticides...

At a lively science and education fair in Okayama, Japan, a group of high school students discovered that a LEGO®...

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A new study in Nature Human Behaviour is putting a deceptively simple question under the microscope: how often do social-science...

Black Blood Donors Face Systemic Barriers as Canada Struggles to Meet Sickle Cell Transfusion Needs Canada’s blood supply is confronting...