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An herbal tablet that Chinese physicians have relied on for decades to calm bile-congested, inflamed livers has now been decoded ...

Twenty maize genotypes. Five unforgiving environments. One deceptively simple question: can tropical maize be trusted to deliver consistently nutritious animal ...

Everyday chemicals that quietly interfere with hormones—from the bisphenols lining food cans to the “forever chemicals” lingering in drinking water—may ...

Thousands of people around the world now live with a mechanical pump beating quietly alongside their failing hearts, and for ...

Endometriosis is one of medicine’s most stubborn puzzles: a hormone-dependent, chronic inflammatory disease in which tissue resembling the uterine lining ...

Lung cancer is the world’s deadliest cancer, and yet the way medicine measures it has barely changed in decades. A ...

For a disease defined by excess — thick, red, scaly plaques built from skin cells that multiply far too fast ...

Of all the machines engineers try to command, few punish their masters like a missile. A guided missile tears through ...

In one of oncology’s most closely watched experiments, an antibody-drug conjugate paired with an immune checkpoint inhibitor has produced unusually ...

A routine photograph of the back of the eye has quietly become one of the most information-dense objects in modern ...

Few measurements seem as straightforward as dipping a probe into water and reading its pH. Fewer still survive intact where ...

The meditation app on your phone may soon be run by a large language model that never sleeps, never tires ...

Every radar pulse, 5G transmission and power-electronics switching event floods the air with microwaves that can scramble sensors, corrupt communications ...

You are the science news desk of a major English-language science magazine. Complete the task immediately. Never ask the reader ...

Ginseng has sat at the intersection of folklore and pharmacology for more than two thousand years, prized across East Asia ...

The ocean has spent hundreds of millions of years perfecting the chemistry of tearing chitin apart, and scientists in India ...

Down syndrome has long been recognized as one of the most predictable models of Alzheimer’s disease in all of medicine, ...

Wheatgrass, the young grass of common wheat (Triticum aestivum), has spent decades as a fixture of juice bars and wellness ...

The most promising climate technologies of the decade sometimes arrive in the least glamorous packaging, and few examples are more ...

Deep inside the humming steel tanks that step electricity up and down the modern grid, failing machines leave a chemical ...