Scientists have discovered a way to make gene editing safer and more precise — and it’s an advance that could help bolster the global food supply in a warming world.
Developed by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, the new process improves…
A comedy festival in Saudi Arabia featuring high-profile American performers is drawing intense criticism from human rights advocates who say the star-studded event helps gloss over the kingdom’s ongoing…
Older people with HIV who take multiple medications, especially anticholinergic drugs and sedatives, were more likely to experience frailty and were at higher risk for falls, according to findings from a Canadian study published in the journal…
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Some reef-building corals seem to keep making sturdy skeletons even as the ocean grows more acidic. New evidence from long-lived corals suggests they can tweak the chemistry at the site where their skeleton forms, helping them push through…
The US will provide Ukraine with intelligence on long-range energy infrastructure targets deep inside Russia, according to several media reports, a move that would signal a significant shift in White House support for Kyiv.
The decision would be…
SAN FRANCISCO — Prophylactic whole-pelvic radiation therapy (RT) did not perform as expected for patients with unfavorable…
Washington DC, October 2, 2025 — Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director Dr. Jarbas Barbosa met on Wednesday October 1 with members of the Council of the Americas’ Healthcare Series leadership group and with health authorities from…
Fungi didn’t wait for plants to conquer land – they did it on their own timeline. New research pushes their diversification back hundreds of millions of years earlier than was previously believed.
This discovery suggests that ancient fungi…