Author: Menaka Wilhelm

With the ACA's birth control coverage requirement under threat, a nonprofit is offering a cheaper, FDA-approved hormonal IUD to compete with Bayer's options.

Researchers are searching for ways to predict which young dogs will make the cut—by watching hours and hours of guide dog puppy bowl.

Now, between major outbreaks of MERS, is the perfect time to develop treatments and vaccines for a virus that kills a third of the people it infects.

Lake Erie gets a submerged sensor to keep track of its summertime carpet of cyanobacteria.

The search for lively bacterial communities led Rachel Dutton, a microbiologist at UC San Diego, to cave-aged cheese wheels.

The best way to test the gases created by wildfires is to fly a plane directly above the conflagration.

Tuna owe their agility to a newfound hydraulic system that allows them to raise and lower some specialized fins.

Tuna owe their agility to a newfound hydraulic system that allows them to raise and lower some specialized fins.

The Structural Genomics Consortium encourages pharma companies and academics to put all their cards on the table in the interest of speeding up drug research.

Silver-plated fabric sensors could give wearables more of the stretchability and comfort of the best sweatpants.