
Nobel Medicine Prize Goes to 3 Scientists Who Made Light Control the Brain
Nobel medicine prize awarded to 3 scientists for optogenetics, a method that uses light to control brain cell activity.


Nobel medicine prize awarded to 3 scientists for optogenetics, a method that uses light to control brain cell activity.

Could an AI like Claude win a Nobel Prize for medicine? Credit, patents, and the culture of discovery all stand in the balance.

Stem cell advocates see the FDA's openness toward peptides as a sign the agency may finally host public roundtables on their industry.

A lab worker dies from plague after breaking a test tube in Irkutsk, leaving nearly 200 under observation.

A reporter gets scanned, tested and pushed to her limit to answer one question: is marathon training good for your body?

A husband bound to a chair fears his arm may fail to feel his child stir within his wife's womb. Yet he does feel it, and joy follows.

A major trial finds diet drinks work as well as water for weight loss, without raising appetite or harming metabolism.

A mother's tale of too much parenting advice, and the anxiety it bred — gentle, tiger, snowplough, or none at all.

A vast collection of 98 ADHD memes, each one a small, specific truth about the chaos of attention deficit.

Silent artery plaque strikes 1 in 13 young adults with no known heart trouble, per new imaging study.

Squid have hair cells all over their skin like human ears — a discovery that could help us understand hearing loss.

A woman with a rare condition that causes insufferable pain from sunlight finds relief through a clinical trial for a new drug.
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