ScienceSuper-antibiotic was hiding in plain sight for 50 years.

ScienceEnergy-intensive production and long transportation distances consume any potential environmental benefits achieved in the barn.

ScienceThe study shows a 69 percent increased risk of prostate cancer and 53 percent for lung cancer among vaccinated individuals.

ScienceMen who received testosterone made the same economic decisions as those who received a placebo, shows a Swedish-Canadian study.

ScienceResearchers have found objects that are hundreds of years old in bearded vulture nests in Spain.

ScienceOne in six bacterial infections is now reported to be resistant to common antibiotics – driven by overuse of medication and poor hygiene.

ScienceMemory difficulties and concentration problems are increasing dramatically among Americans under 40.

Science"Who decides how language models are trained, on what types of texts and with what purpose?", asks Olof Sundin.

ScienceChildren with divorced parents performed worse in almost all developmental areas compared to children from intact families.

Science"If someone did this with smallpox or anthrax, I would have grave concerns", warns Craig Venter, a pioneer in synthetic biology.

Science"If the treatment is successful, I see no obstacle to psychedelic drugs becoming an established treatment for anorexia nervosa in the future", says senior physician Poya Moyahed Rad.

ScienceMidwives and cesarean sections may have played a role in evolutionary change, researchers suggest.

ScienceGut bacteria can absorb PFAS chemicals, according to researchers from Cambridge University.

ScienceEight children are reported to have been born in the United Kingdom with DNA from a mother and a father – and one additional person.

Science“Our results support the hypothesis that even relatively low levels of fluoride can have negative effects on children's early developmen”.

ScienceA teenager with a rare immune disorder is the first in the world to be treated with prime editing - a method that changes the genome at the molecular level.

ScienceCecilia Gustafsson: It is said that it is difficult to explain human consciousness because it is so tricky to research the human brain.

ScienceNew international database identifies the 3,500 powerful people who together account for a majority of the world's total GDP.

ScienceWith artificial pollination and robotic insects, researchers want farmers to be able to grow fruit and vegetables in multi-storey warehouses in the future.

Science"We don't know what the consequences of long-term exposure to these substances are, but the fact that they are present in high levels in the blood is enough to act", says researcher Josefin Engelhardt.