Health

Dancer and choreographer Martha Graham poses during rehearsal and photo session at her New York studio in March 1973. Marty Lederhandler/AP hide caption toggle caption Marty … Read more

The ocean’s apex predators are facing a new and unsettling, form of pollution: pharmaceutical and recreational drugs. A recent study published in the journal Environmental Pollution … Read more

The debate over voter eligibility is intensifying across the United States, with a growing number of Republican-led states advancing legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voter … Read more

The search for recent obesity treatments may have taken an unlikely turn, inspired by the remarkable metabolic feats of Burmese pythons. Scientists have identified a molecule, … Read more

WASHINGTON— The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is investigating thirteen states over concerns they are violating the conscience rights of healthcare entities regarding … Read more

For years, the pursuit of physical fitness has often been tangled in complexity – intricate workout routines, specialized equipment and rigid dietary rules. But a landmark … Read more

The crowded field of obesity treatments may be on the verge of disruption. Atrogi, a clinical-stage biotech company, is pioneering a novel approach that mimics the … Read more

For decades, the central dogma of biology held that a protein’s structure dictated its function. But a growing body of research is challenging that notion, revealing … Read more

A dietary approach combining elements of the Mediterranean diet and blood-pressure lowering strategies may significantly sluggish the pace of brain aging, according to a new study … Read more

The way we look at the world – and how others perceive our gaze – isn’t uniquely human. New research reveals that emperor cichlid fish, large … Read more