
Death by Flatulence and Other Shortcomings of Big Data
Bizarre fatalities and the limitations of the data revolution emerge from a review of CDC records
Commentary invited by editors of Scientific American
Bizarre fatalities and the limitations of the data revolution emerge from a review of CDC records
Benefit concert features pro chef’s carp cuisine creations
The health care system needs to be prepared to protect potential VCA donors by optimizing the informed consent process
During extreme heat in India, the populations that were reported to perish in highest numbers were the very poor, elderly, outdoor laborers and homeless, likely with preexisting health problems and a lack of access to relief...
A mathematician shares new strategies for making patterns with repeating symmetries
Religious dogma compromises Pope Francis's call for action on climate change by rejecting key solutions
Accelerated testing of compounds that have shown efficacy against the virus may lead to new drugs and vaccines
One year ago there were a dozen known cases of children with a mutation on the SCN8A gene; now, there are more than 90
Seventy years ago the renowned astronomer undertook a daring rescue of the renowned physicist as the Red Army swept across a defeated Germany.
The quest to enlist the body's immune system in the fight against cancer is progressing slowly, but surely