Today marks the start of summer. To some, this means beach time, and if you’re brave enough, a dip in the ocean. Here are ...

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The new composition of the committee reflects what can happen when ideology and cronyism replace competence, expertise, and ...

I received an email from a law firm asking ACSH to promote their groundless allegations about the dangers of heavy metal ...

The world of online supplements is crazed, but it can also be funny, especially the product names and some of the reviews.

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A new study from the NIH’s All of Us program is shaking up long-held assumptions by revealing that genetic ancestry rarely ...

Forget touchdowns and final scores—what really gets our hearts racing might just be the beer, the bratwurst, and the pre-game ...

When two of medicine’s most outspoken reformers publish a roadmap for the FDA, you expect at least coherence. Instead, we get a curious blend of tech evangelism, selective evidence, and lofty ...