“By monitoring something, you can change the thing you’re seeking to understand.” Continue reading →

Hair loss can affect anyone, but are hat wearers at a greater risk? Continue reading →

Maggots were found near a patient’s wound at the same Arizona health care facility where an incapacitated woman was raped and gave birth last year. Continue reading →

On this episode of the ‘Super Awesome Science Show,’ we talk about what Lyme disease is, how it’s spread and how you can avoid getting bitten by ticks that carry the disease. Continue reading →

Kids are often getting into and ingesting their parents’ colognes, lotions, nail polish and hair products, according to a new U.S. study. Continue reading →

Will logging everything you eat help you lose weight? It might, research suggests, but that doesn’t mean it’s for everyone. Continue reading →

Congo’s epidemic is the second worst ever, with 2,108 cases of Ebola and 1,411 deaths since last August. Continue reading →

Parents in New York can no longer cite religion as a reason for not vaccinating their kids. Continue reading →