Why you shouldn't worry about the bacteria in your sponges
Read now →Remember that study about the 'dangerous' bacteria hiding in your kitchen sponge? Not so fast
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Ketogenetic dieting aids look too good to be true because they are
Read now →For the love of all that is starchy, there is no shortcut to weight loss
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CAR-T could revolutionize cancer treatment. It can also be fatal
Read now →Nearly 70 years after the invention of chemotherapy, new treatments still come with dangerous risks
Could a virus with a sweet tooth become a weapon against cancer?
Read now →Researchers harnessed a virus' natural behavior to attack tumors
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Chewing gum could detect disease in saliva and deliver results via taste
Read now →Forget wearables, the hottest tech around is chewables
Robyn Metcalfe hits dead ends in her quest to rethink agriculture
Read now →"Food Routes" offers a futuristic vision, but only for a subset of the planet
Great news! Hops contain a molecule that improves metabolism!
Read now →And it's the same one that makes your beer bitter.
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The next therapeutic frontier may be in your gut
Read now →Scientists are trying to harness the microbiome for healing
Just Months of American Life Change the Microbiome
Read now →Immigrants’ gut bacteria “westernize” soon after they move to the U.S., which might influence obesity in immigrants and Americans alike
The science behind Nike's Vaporfly shoes
Read now →World Athletics has put limits on the types of shoes that marathoners can wear to prevent sponsored athletes from having unfair advantages