Medical Myths and Models

A conversation with journalist Ryan Prior

The novel coronavirus is not a “laboratory construct” but the result of natural evolution

In short, it depends, really.

Antibiotic overuse, artificial lighting, lack of sun exposure, and constant access to food may all play a role in the rise of NCDs

A revised definition

Today marks the fourth annual observance of World Microbiome Day. To commemorate the occasion…

Given the numerous functions of vitamin D and its utility in preventing severe cases of COVID-19, properly evaluating vitamin D levels is…

It’s more than just a matter of scientific curiosity.

Clearing up some common misconceptions

Media coverage of the relationship between coffee consumption and health is pervasive. Unfortunately, it’s also pervasively skewed in the…

Why we need precision nutrition for women

New research has uncovered the undeniable link between gut microbes and mental illness. How can we harness the power of our microbiome to…

PCR-based nasal swab testing and serological antibody testing both have certain limitations.

Neurons are far more complex and magnificent than we can imagine

Could changes to our gut microbial landscapes be responsible for cooling human body temperatures?

No, I don’t mean lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, or aluminum

Latest updates on the health tech space

Why do different medications have so many undesirable side effects?

The annals of history are filled with the scientific contributions of countless inimitable women, such as astronomer Henrietta Swan…

Can antibiotics be used as chemotherapy treatments?

Why CRISPR may not be a panacea for all disease

Up-to-date information on fertility, antibody production, and passive immunity

Unpacking the results of human clinical trials