Herodotus may be the first human historian, but to travel farther back in time we need our fossil friends, the horseshoe crab.

Can free data and for-profit research coexist?

How California veterinarian Jamie Peyton uses tilapia skins to heal four-legged burn victims, including those hurt in  the California wildfires.

One woman describes the messy reality of living with stage IV cancer. 

How vaccines can protect everyone if enough people get them. A conversation with microbiologist Ken Henderson.

A tool that seems inspired by Hollywood animation imagery allows us to accurately model and measure subtle movements in rodent models of CNS disease.

The debilitating liver disease, a consequence of bad diets, is on the rise.  So is the pipeline of drugs trying to arrest it.

When communicating your concern to a cancer patient, words matter…a lot.

CRISPR technology has enabled rapid advances in gene editing, but it also invites unintended consequences.