Sofia Quaglia

You’re lying in a relaxing meadow … and you’re barely feeling the scalpel cut into your skin.

The technology could help combat one of the hardest-to-detect (and deadliest) diseases.

Things are about to get steamy.

A quick chemical reaction could do the trick for certain toxic substances, but skeptics say it isn’t an all-encompassing solution.

Amazon, Microsoft, and other tech giants are circling closer to digital immortality.

Research the pandemic changed many people’s relationship to drugs. In this case, drugs were less about feeling good and more about not feeling bad.

Visceral or deep fat is the so-called “hidden” fat around our organs.

“It’s all just a bit crap, to be honest.”

No ovaries needed.

A watershed moment.

New research gives a snapshot of specific groups of people who may be more at risk for alcohol abuse.

Just lather it on.

Turns out being able to count may be the evolutionary edge that makes the difference.

States and scientists are paving the way for bringing green burial options, and human composting, to a town near you.

"Its unique features tell us these dinosaurs were still evolving new traits and trying out new things right until the end."

"Eat mindfully and make a loving ritual out of it, rather than have it be mindless.”

Soak it off.

“Not everyone can take advantage of these powerful new tools.”

A science-backed guide to keep your home clean without also encouraging antibiotic resistance.

"The virus can clearly survive for many hours on surfaces."