Desperate Americans Are Getting Botox for Their Teeth
When mouth guards fail, are injections the answer?
When mouth guards fail, are injections the answer?
Move over, case rates and hospitalizations. The next generation of COVID tracking is here.
Umbilical blood can be a valuable treatment for rare diseases. But that doesn’t mean you need to pay thousands of dollars to bank your baby’s.
Can computers crack the code of sepsis?
N95s are good. Some scientists want to do much better.
After you’re infected, the first few months may pose the greatest risks.
No one quite knows why some allergies disappear and others don’t.
Even mild COVID-19 is at least correlated with a startlingly wide spectrum of seemingly every illness. We need a much better taxonomy to address people’s suffering.
It may not be as bad as last year’s … but it certainly won’t be good.
All of this will happen again.
“Somehow people feel like unless you’re doing the most extreme version of your views, then it’s not justified,” Will MacAskill says.
Experts can’t agree.
Only a couple dozen doctors specialize in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Now their knowledge could be crucial to treating millions more patients.
People seem cursed to take being well for granted. Can we change?
Even now, the coronavirus is killing three times as many people as the flu.
President Biden’s controversial remarks, Fauci says, are a matter of “semantics.”
It got too cozy with its host.
In the U.S., medication abortion usually consists of two drugs. One of them has always mattered more.
Is this what normal now looks like?
The world has been so close to eradicating polio for so long—which is exactly why the virus is staging a comeback now.