Science Archive
Archives for December 2014
Another HPV vaccine is hitting the market soon.
It all has to do with stomach hair.
It’s all due to what’s known as a total temperature inversion.
Governments around the world are growing increasingly worried about the threat of superbugs.
The Geminid meteor shower is worth staying up for.
This new finding makes it more likely that we might someday find evidence of life.
It’s not just journalists who are to blame.
The historic mission’s first data is a big clue about how water arrived on our own planet.
“Ebola is a war, and a warning,” Time magazine’s editor said of the outbreak.
And other findings from a new report on opioids use.
It’s one hell of an opening issue.
It’s an understatement to say memory can play tricks on you.
Researchers have been using fake email addresses to pose as independent reviewers of their own papers
It’s pretty funny. But it’s also a sign of a bigger problem.
Deborah Zarin, director of the biggest database of clinical trials in the world, talks about the push for transparency in medical research.