Science and reality
Neurologist Phil Kennedy set out to build the ultimate brain-computer interface. In the process he almost lost his mind.
The post The Neurologist Who Hacked His Brain—And Almost Lost His Mind appeared first on WIRED.
It didn’t take long for Mona Hanna-Attisha to realized that something was wrong with the water in Flint, Michigan.
The post Flint’s High Lead Levels Have Doctors Struggling for Answers appeared first on WIRED.
Scientists know so little about the Zika virus that they’re not even sure how to find it in patients.
The post Mosquitoes Are Spreading a Rare Virus Around the World appeared first on WIRED.
An obscure provision could exempt current e-cigarettes from a lot of regulation forever, all by going around the Food and Drug Administration.
The post Republicans Are Trying to Sneak an E-Cigarette Exemption Past the FDA appeared first on WIRED.
Ekso Bionics is making exoskeletons for paraplegics—and one day, these exoskeletons could render wheelchairs obsolete.
The post Powered Exoskeletons Could Replace Wheelchairs One Day appeared first on WIRED.
Most of what we learn about gunshot wounds, we learn from watching television. Most of that is wrong.
The post What Really Happens When You Get Shot appeared first on WIRED.
The drugmaker used only animal studies to prove that vaccine works.
The post This Vaccine Can Protect You From Anthrax—After Exposure appeared first on WIRED.
This week, the FDA approved the skin cancer treatment Imlygic to a whole lot of buzz.
The post The FDA Just Approved One Cancer-Killing Virus. Expect More appeared first on WIRED.
You can't prove science with public relations.
The post OK, Theranos: Here’s the Data the World Needs to See appeared first on WIRED.
You can't prove science with public relations.
The post OK, Theranos: Here’s the Data the World Needs to See appeared first on WIRED.