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The comedian describes how OCD shaped her childhood, how therapy helped, and why intrusive thoughts don’t define a person’s intentions.
Repurposed gas pipes offer cover from drones but expose troops to close-range combat. Ukraine says it has regained about nine miles of the network.
AI tools are shaping how people learn about candidates, but inaccurate answers and weak sources leave important gaps.
Harold Cruse challenged integration and ideological orthodoxy, arguing that lasting progress depends on community resources, historical understanding and open d...
Job openings remain plentiful in male-dominated fields, but barriers to work readiness and daily routines may help explain why millions of men aren't working.
Clayface brings body horror to DC’s new film slate, raising a question about whether a slower, more varied superhero universe can hold audience interest.
Indian Americans have helped fill skilled jobs in technology and medicine. Their history also shows how economic demand can coexist with anti-immigrant hostilit...
Sanctions and a naval blockade have strained Iran’s economy, but there’s little evidence that pressure will force a quick retreat. More strikes could widen the...
A fast patch effort addressed severe PHP flaws, while highlighting how much web security depends on a small number of maintainers.
A second case was reported in a quarantined contact. Health teams are tracing contacts; the available information does not show wider spread in Kenya.
A trial participant’s story adds a personal view to promising late-stage results, but it can’t show whether the treatment will help other patients.
A large melanoma trial found fewer recurrences with a personalized vaccine plus Keytruda. The companies are now testing where else the approach might help.
Ahead of "You Can See Everything" hitting theaters, let's rewind the last decade and review some of the most significant news tied to Elizabeth Holmes, who was...
A planned NIH division would coordinate research on women’s health across life stages, but its funding and operating details remain unclear.
The Boston project marks a new chapter in cancer care, while key details about services, timing and patient access remain unreported.
New studies examine hepatitis B vaccination and vaccine attitudes, while data highlight gaps in menopause treatment and mental health provider concerns.
Cost Plus Drugs is testing custom medicines for two rare conditions. The early effort raises questions about access, evidence and how production can scale.
A travel-linked Ebola infection in Nigeria is among several developments in health care, from youth mental health data to experimental cancer treatment.
Rita Kalyani has left her chief scientific and medical officer role as the association continues reviewing an incident at its June meeting.
CMS says it is taking action over alleged fraud in New York’s adult day care program, which is intended to support adults with physical and cognitive impairment...