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Artificial intelligence is increasingly acting as a first interpreter of biomedical research, shaping how evidence is applied to patient care. Simultaneously, science is reaching broader, non-specialist human audiences. In both cases, interpretive errors and generalization bias can skew clinical decision-making and endanger public health. Rather than waiting passively for more advanced AI to solve these…

There is an old problem in nutrition research: people lie about what they eat, usually without meaning to. Ask how many vegetables or how much soda someone has, and the answer drifts toward what they wish were true. Sewage has no such filter. A growing field can now read the collective diet of a whole…

Moving beyond traditional roles as communicators of established knowledge, science museums are engaging more and more with difficult societal issues

The University of Wisconsin–Superior’s Bachelor of Science in exercise science has been elevated from a concentration to a stand-alone major, enhancing the program’s visibility and providing clearer recognition of students’ expertise for both employers and graduate programs. The program is offered both on campus and online

Two or three months of vacation are necessary. That was the view expressed by U.S. president William Taft in 1910: “After the hard and nervous strain to which one is subjected during the autumn and spring, [those months of rest] are necessary in order to enable one to continue his work the next year with…

A two-year-old boy watches, mesmerized, as ants march in a line across the sand. He pokes at them with a stick; some climb up his arm. He feels the tingling sensation, then blows on them and watches the ants disappear. He continues observing

W Maldives, a luxury private-island resort with one of the best house reefs in the Maldives, will welcome neuroscientist, meditation coach, and wellness innovator, and Brainwave founder Anne-Sophie Fluri for The Restore Ritual, taking place from September 14 to 20, 2026

Testing local wastewater came to the forefront during the COVID-19 pandemic as a tool to track viral outbreaks. Now, that same infrastructure is providing a clear look into exactly what entire communities are eating

During the past decade, dietary nitrate has emerged as one of the most extensively investigated nutritional bioactives to support vascular physiology through the nitrate–nitrite–nitric oxide pathway

SINGAPORE, Aug. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Haleon, a leading consumer health company focused on better everyday health, and the A*STAR Institute for Human Development and Potential (A*STAR IHDP) today announced the launch of a new clinical study known as the Impact of Multivitamin and Mineral Supplementation on Metabolic Health in Midlife Women (ISMOS). The study…