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HEALTH REPORT: Why bone loss can be slowed but not reversed. Genes that turn carbohydrates to fat. How sports drinks damage teeth. And more.
HEALTH REPORT: Why bone loss can be slowed but not reversed. Genes that turn carbohydrates to fat. How sports drinks damage teeth. And more.
Omega-3 fatty acids aren't just good for your heart. They could help save the planet.
Black girls from poor families are more likely than wealthy white girls to suffer from bulimia.
Why smart people sometimes make really dumb decisions, the neural consequences of not paying attention, and our complicated relationship with food.
Pollution from ships poses a significant health risk to people living in coastal areas.
HEALTH: New vaccines provide instant immunity, Addiction and Parkinson's disease, the upside of salt, ship pollution threatens coastal residents, and more.
Staying up all night triggers biological changes that can lead to obesity, hypertension, and diabetes.
Researchers find compounds in apples that could help fight cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
Caterpillars infiltrate ant nests, loneliness and your health, how planes can fly upside down, and more.
Research in rodents suggests that some animals' proteins are more resistant to age-related stress.
Tiny "submarines" made from biological materials could deliver drugs to specific sites in the body.
New global diseases are emerging faster than at any other time in human history.
EVOLUTION SPECIAL: Celebrating Charles Darwin's 200th birthday, the evolution of kissing, mosquito love duets, robot sex, and the unhealthy history of the human diet.
A newly discovered blood protein could help researchers understand auto-immune diseases.