For decades, Parkinson’s disease has been framed as a straightforward story about dying brain cells and dwindling dopamine. A ...

Is left-handedness linked to a higher probability of choosing certain jobs? A new study investigated this question with regard to architects.

From advancements in male birth control to the science of supplements, Scientific American highlights some of the most ...

Introduction Compared with other high-income countries, the USA continues to have the highest rates of pregnancy-related and associated mortality and morbidity (PRAMM), particularly in rural areas and ...

The sharp rise in gender dysphoria among adolescents is a relatively recent development. American medical organizations promote a single treatment pathway — “ gender-affirming care ” as the presumed ...

Avoid the Western assumptions that often derail cross-cultural work. by David Livermore Western managers who are charged with leading global teams face a trap. Their expertise and training usually ...

Ice cover on the Great Lakes has often been thought to cap evaporation that can influence water levels and regional weather. But a new study finds ice doesn’t play as big a role in blocking ...

Obstructive sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation (AFib) are two conditions that share a potentially deadly link. Having one increases the odds of developing the other, and together, the breathing ...

Ice builds on Lake Michigan along the shore at Newport State Park in Wisconsin in February 2021. (Roger Schneider/AP Photo, file, via Wisconsin Public Radio) Ice cover on the Great Lakes has often ...

The study’s authors examined 50 years of data on the Great Lakes to better understand the relationship between ice cover and evaporation during the winter months. Randy Carlson, of the University of ...

A study from Charles University and the Czech Academy of Sciences revisits a long-standing idea in language science that speech sounds from one's native language elicit stronger brain responses than ...