A woman's human growth hormone treatments in childhood may have sealed her fate decades later, according to a new case report.

KJ was born with a metabolic disorder that kills up to 50% of infants.

New research shows that lung function doesn't stay at its peak for very long.

New research identifies a unique mutation found only in cats that explains their orangeness.

SB 535 formally paves the way for health care clinics to become 'experimental treatment centers' that can provide drugs still in development to willing patients.

During his testimony before the House Appropriations Committee, RFK opined on abortions, vaccines, and MLK Jr.

New research suggests that the pesticides used to keep golf courses pristine aren't without risk.

Douglas Altshuler is the latest SpaceX employee to allege that he was fired for unjust reasons.

In her new book, scientist Karen Lloyd details how the microbes living deep inside the planet have changed the rules of biology as we know it.

Scientists say they've found a genetic mutation that explains why some people can rest six hours or fewer a night without feeling tired.

A new trial suggests a combination vaccine may offer equal or better protection against both flu and covid-19 compared to current vaccines.

Roughly 11% of children and 6% of adults in the U.S are currently diagnosed with ADHD—rates that are significantly higher than those reported in most other countries.

Scientists are continuing to find evidence that GLP-1 medications can temper cravings for alcohol and other drugs.

Scientists have just isolated a genetic variation that explains why Turkey Pointers have such unique noses.

The Mount Augustus snail was nearly driven to extinction 20 years ago.

Turns out, conventional wisdom on the matter appears to be wrong.

Neurologists reexamined over two dozen cases identified as part of a unknown brain disease cluster in New Brunswick.

New research looks at the emotional and physical repercussions of having your brain scanned for early signs of dementia.

Roughly 200 more employees at the National Institutes of Health will be laid off, reportedly to balance out recent rehires.

A new study has found that shingle vaccination is associated with a lower risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular disease.