Science in the media

A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism finds that people who develop type-2 diabetes used significantly more antibiotics—even 15 years before they were diagnosed—than people […]

Oliver Sacks maisua izan zen zientzia eta literatura uztartzen. 82 urterekin hil zen, minbiziaren ondorioz. Hain zuzen, joan den otsailean, gibeleko minbizi hilgarria zuela iragarri zuen The New York Times […]

A new study shows that the field suffers from a reproducibility problem, but the extent of the issue is still hard to nail down.

A new imaging technique helps researchers map the damage from traumatic brain injury with unprecedented accuracy.

Scientists continue to discover ways that the viruses, bacteria and fungi that make a home in the human digestive system—also known as the human microbiome—may help further illuminate how the […]

The gods of today’s major religions are also moralizing gods, who encourage virtue and punish selfish and cruel people after death. But for most of human history, moralizing gods have […]

Un nuevo estudio analiza cómo las neuronas más vulnerables al párkinson consumen cantidades inusualmente altas de energía. Esta enfermedad neurodegenerativa afecta al 2% de las personas mayores de 65 años, unos 150.000 […]

How a homemade piece of lab equipment is recreating chemical evolution on early Earth.

Electrons have begun circulating in a synchrotron in Lund, Sweden, in what researchers hope marks the start of a new era for X-ray science.