Some medical researchers think that grip strength is an important health metric. (Kelly Sikkema/Unsplash/) Adam Taylor is a professor and director of the Clinical Anatomy
Airplane travel comes with some risks of catching COVID-19. (Unsplash/) Vacations, visiting family, and business: Air travel is a normal part of many people’s summers.
Eric Pevzner heads up the Centers for Disease and Control’s Epidemic Intelligence Service. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic he tackled the Ebola outbreak in West
In a new study, researchers found a visit with one person, once a week was enough to make a notable difference in preserving brain health
If proper precautions are taken, daycare centers aren’t as likely as we thought to spread COVID-19. (Unsplash/) A study of more than 57,000 childcare providers
The results of a new survey from the American Dental Association suggest that, earlier in the pandemic at least, dentists caught COVID-19 far less often
After pausing play from mid-March to July, the NBA finished its season without a single player, coach, or staff member testing positive for COVID-19. (Pixabay
These tragic stats are the latest indicators that the US has not effectively controlled the virus. While other countries are also seeing increases, many of
By Jonathan Latham, PhD and Allison Wilson, PhD Gene-editing is seen by many as the ultimate in precision breeding. Polled cattle, whose horns have been
by Jonathan Latham, PhD The gene-editing of DNA inside living cells is considered by many to be the preeminent technological breakthrough of the new millennium.
