Woman uses brain implant to communicate in real time
A woman in Michigan used a new brain-computer interface on September 15, 2026, to generate her own words and speak with family.
A woman in Michigan used a new brain-computer interface on September 15, 2026, to generate her own words and speak with family.
A psychoanalyst testified at a landmark social media addiction trial that the platform is harming young people's mental health and sense of self.
An international team published results from 13 astronauts who performed echocardiograms during their six-month missions to show how exercise protects hearts in microgravity.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and other state leaders are drawing parallels between the recent $18 billion Meta legal settlement and the 1998 tobacco agreement.
Women in the UK and Europe are increasingly choosing solo autumn walks despite lingering fears about safety.
British dentists say stress is driving a rise in teeth grinding among young people across the UK.
The Trump administration has indicated its backing for a resurgence in psychedelic research while the FDA considers how to approve these substances.
A small clinical trial published on August 5 in Science Translational Medicine found that oral fecal microbiome transplantation increased peanut tolerance in six of fifteen adult participants.
Health experts advise caution against viral social media trends that encourage maximizing specific aspects of nutrition, sleep, or fertility.
Abbott Laboratories agreed to pay $385 million to settle lawsuits regarding the shutdown of its largest U.S. baby formula factory in Sturgis, Michigan.