The modified squid could be useful for brain research

Research funded by the U.S. Navy could spell the end of bomb-sniffing dogs

Some Asian women are learning new skills to protect themselves, bolstering their sense of agency, confidence and competence on the street.

Black Yard Farm Cooperative is producing fresh food to promote food sovereignty in Harlem and the Bronx.

Researchers translating the papers uncovered accounts of extreme weather that struck the islands in the past

Experts worry ecosystems devastated by this climate disaster may never recover

Early evidence suggests it’s possible—but that’s no reason to panic.

Researchers argue that it’s time to invest in aggressive carbon capture

From Diogenes the Cynic to Audre Lorde to a former factory worker in China, the “lying flat” movement is gathering steam.

The Atlanta shootings were a culmination of centuries of hypersexualization of Asian women

This swarm of robots may herald a chemical-free food revolution

1,000 white-collar tech shuttles are stalling Bay Area public transit

"We are really working day and night" to figure out long Covid, one researcher said.

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America is in for a lot more breakthrough infections. Here’s what to do if you fall sick.

How to minimize risk while showing support on the streets

Do I dare to eat an old peach yogurt? Yes, yes I do.

My community called this rich stew "chocolate meat," but I'm proudly using its Filipino name.

If they make it past the Chicago River, the results could be catastrophic

“When you tell them they actually have a real diagnosis, they actually sometimes start crying."

Sure, it may be true. But that doesn’t mean it’s productive.

An idea devised to beat the tuberculosis pandemic 100 years ago could apply to coronavirus

But even if people escape sea-level rise, they’ll have other climate-related dangers to deal with

Mask smarter, not harder.

The first one hasn’t ended

Proof of a prior infection could come with more freedom

Deep brain stimulation could help curb drug and alcohol addiction

But it still won’t be widely available for at least a year

Climate change is pumping the air with pollen, and it’s a problem even for people who don’t think they’re allergic.

The most-visited adult site in the world has gone academic.

In a place where the summer sun shines for twenty-one hours a day, climate change is helping to turn frozen ground into farmland.

If the virus is in your house, you can still escape it.

I tried “bacon” made with lab-grown fat, and it was just as good as the real thing.

The Atlanta shootings were a culmination of centuries of hypersexualization of Asian women

20-minute chat about science journalism for journalists of color

Organoids are helping scientists study the coronavirus

The rice cooker has been perfect since 1955.

Americans aren’t getting the new bivalent COVID shot. What does that mean for the looming winter wave?

“Streeteries” are sitting empty this winter.

Produce can be wrapped in biodegradable ‘Scoby’ sheets, then tossed or eaten

The much-maligned seasoning could be the secret to eating less salt.

‘You are your driver’s license, your credit card, your health care card, your building access card’

Birds aren’t humanity’s only bird-flu worry.

A science journalist asks: How do we reach the people who need it most?

Public health advocates express concern that the industrial odorizers could be harmful to human health

Some Filipino Americans look to St. Malo as proof of their belonging in the U.S. What happens when it disappears?

White nationalism gave us the climate emergency. Now, it’s our biggest obstacle.

Where The Atlantic’s science, technology, and health reporters found wonder in a sometimes-sobering year

Cows could be a climate change solution — if we take the science seriously

Once again, our pandemic numbers are creeping in the wrong direction.

Understanding the debate around a sensational — and controversial — article

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The reality is that breakthrough cases are normal and expected after vaccination.

Generations like Gen Z, millennial, and boomer get defined by history and time. But people who research them argue that generational divides are harmful and unnecessary.

A thriving shadow economy is run on unsuspecting buyers and predatory sellers.

The toxic chemical is more than an alternative type of tear gas