Why Zika Is No Reason to Cancel the Olympics
Blowing hot air: Are wind farms really bad for your health?
Why is Australia spending millions on investigating unfounded claims of "wind turbine syndrome", a probable manifestation of the so-called nocebo effect?
What Tarantula Toxins Teach Us About the Science of Pain
Face it, the Olympics won’t be axed. We need to Zika-proof them
Cancelling the $11-billion Games in Brazil is not a realistic option but there are things we can do to hinder the spread of Zika, says Debora MacKenzie
The History of Humanity’s Bloody War Against the Mosquito
That New Superbug Was Found in a UTI and That’s Key
You Need More Than Rat Tumors to Prove Phones Cause Cancer
Soon You’ll Swallow Origami Pills and Get Magnetic Colonoscopies
Gut bacteria influence the birth of new brain cells in mice
Wiping out a mouse's gut bacteria with a long course of antibiotics hinders the growth of new brain cells – but exercise and probiotics can reverse this
Cancel the Olympic Games in Brazil because of Zika? No way
It is fear of the Zika virus, not its true threat, that is causing some people to call for the Olympics to be pulled from Brazil, says Marc Siegel