Human
Mind, body, health, disease, medicine and hope
The human experience is driven not just by the natural processes that shape our minds, bodies and world, but also by our ability to understand and shape those processes. From good health to terrible disease, from the foods we eat to the drugs we take, and from simple psychology to the the complexity of consciousness.
A new study points to a particular antibody "signature" to predict the likelihood of lingering COVID-19 symptoms.
The findings could suggest it's possible to learn simple information while snoozing.
The centurieslong pursuit may finally be progressing, but designing ethical ways to test these products is a sizable challenge.
A particle accelerator-powered imaging tool has opened new windows into human anatomy.
Reducing the speed of the already-slow replication process could be a new way to attack the disease.
Signs of attraction such as laughs and gestures could not predict how much blind daters want to see each other again.
The medicine Nobel Prize recognized researchers studying how our bodies sense temperature and touch. Pain is much more complicated.
Award recognizes research that explains how our nerves sense the environment around us.
Many people around the world eat insects, but still some of us are squeamish about eating them.
Fallen vaccination rates pose a threat to this vulnerable population.
Researchers use virtual-reality roller coasters to peer into the brains of people with migraine.
Science and baking go hand in hand to make delicious treats even better.