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Do not eat a live slug on a dare. Here are other things to do to avoid angiostrongyliasis.

Pharmacies are a major source of healthcare in many low- and middle-income countries. They could take tests closer to people, and help address the last mile problem of getting essential diagnostic tests to those who need them the most.

Bicycle helmet use has significantly reduced the risk of head injuries. However, they have not been as protective when it comes to facial injuries. Full-face helmets may offer added protection.

Armed with powerful pay-as-you-go cloud computing infrastructure, ample venture seed money and data science, software engineers are reimagining commerce, sector by sector

In the battle against the damaging effects of concussions, along with the ongoing need for better cushioning for prosthetics, new tools are always welcome. Auxetic foam is one – it expands as it’s stretched and shrinks when compressed, offering much mo…

Prices for corporate bonds point to a heating up of the U.S. economy early next year. And when it comes to who wins the White House, the strength of the economy always ranks high in the voting booth.

They eat your skin oil, mate on your face while you sleep, and lay eggs in your pores.

Smiling robots are making their way into hospitality and health care, sectors thought to be the last safe haven for human work. We should welcome them.

A new, harsh law passed 400-2 by Congress roils US biotech sector, threatens jobs and innovation

Don’t take the current shortage of helium lightly. It’s not just a ballooning problem. There are also medical implications.