This week's science news: A breakthrough drug for Huntington's disease and a fast-growing black hole that defies the laws of physics
Health
Why do medicines taste bad?
Is acetaminophen safe during pregnancy? Here's what the science says.
Scientists are deciphering the link between pollution and psoriasis.
A groundbreaking gene therapy is the first treatment for Huntington's disease that can slow the disease's progression.
Experts say the danger of declining birth rates in the US is “greatly exaggerated.”
A cat will change your brain. Here's how.
A study claims that eliminating daylight saving time could prevent more than 300,000 strokes per year in the United States.
Diagnostic dilemma: A man lost his sight at a young age – and doctors restored it using one of his teeth.
Who's Eligible for the COVID Vaccine This Year? Everything You Need to Know
Why does my mouth sometimes smell even after brushing my teeth?
CDC committee votes to change measles vaccination recommendations for young children
If tiny lab-grown “brains” became conscious, could they be experimented on?
Tiny lab-grown 'brains' can gain consciousness and feel pain—and we're not ready for that.
Robert Kennedy's hand-picked advisers will be arriving to discuss the childhood vaccination schedule. Here's what you need to know.
