Once upon a time, it was fat. Then it was gluten. Some people still think it's sugar. The latest fallacious magic bullet? Insulin.

Internal records from Syngenta reveal it has fought to keep the chemical in U.S. markets despite its links to Parkinson's disease.

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There is something strange about the air we breathe. We cannot see it, yet it surrounds us. We cannot hold it in our hands, ...

As consumer demand for ashwagandha grows, how can science-backed ingredients and greater transparency help build trust among ...

The Rollins College study gives Cape Canaveral officials a baseline of data ahead of SpaceX's Starships and sonic-boom-generating Super Heavy boosters.

Environmental data must accurately reflect real-world conditions to ensure effective policies and prevent pollution and ...

On World Alzheimer's Day, a look at advances in dementia diagnosis and treatment, and why much of the risk may be within our ...

A registered dietitian argues that food policy should be guided by evidence, not trends or oversimplified labels.

Health and peace are under severe strain amid multiple, interconnected global crises. Health has long served as a bridge between adversaries; in a fragmenting world, it too has become a casualty of ...

Ahead of Yom Kippur, research on self-compassion offers a different way to respond to mistakes: with less self-criticism, ...

The vitamin E supplement you take every morning. It should have the same molecular formula as the vitamin E used in medical ...