A headline claims a new study found that mosquitoes target specific blood types. It did not. The 119-person iScience study examined body odor, skin bacteria
Headlines say TikTok is shaping teenagers’ appetites and diets. The underlying study is much narrower: four focus groups with 25 teens, no calorie tracking, no
A new study found that people who consumed at least one sugar-sweetened beverage per day had 2.45 times the gastric-cancer risk of people who rarely
What began as an effort to prevent fatigue-related Navy disasters is expanding into something much larger: wearables, blood samples, biobanks, medical records, wastewater surveillance and
Researchers found that people who deliberately focused on sensations from a small area of experimentally induced inflammation developed a smaller inflammatory response than when they
Scientists found that declining phosphatidylcholine synthesis contributes to mitochondrial aging—and that choline can restore some mitochondrial functions in worms. But nobody reversed aging in a
A new AI model found that full overnight sleep studies contain information about mortality and disease risk that the standard apnea-hypopnea index can miss. But
The short answer: there is no public evidence proving that the underground facility beneath the White House ballroom is primarily a secret data center or
China does not simply have factories. It has entire manufacturing ecosystems concentrated around particular products—from socks and toys to textiles, luggage and small appliances. Here
Social media posts claim a UK Biobank study proves sunscreen increases melanoma and other skin cancers. The numbers are real. The interpretation is not. The
