An international team of scientists has synthetically engineered mosquitoes that halt dengue virus transmission.
The mosquito that repels the dengue virus
America’s most widely consumed cooking oil causes genetic changes in the brain
Soybean oil is linked to metabolic and neurological changes in mice in new research.
How to successfully pitch your ideas
To successfully pitch ideas to project leaders, base your approach on their identity as an idealist or pragmatist.
Researchers discover a new source of space weather — too close to home
Magnetic storms form closer to Earth than previously thought, threatening satellites.
Single-payer systems likely to save money in US, analysis finds
Lower administrative and drug costs would be main drivers of cost savings, new study says.
Your biggest daily exposure to air pollutants comes while driving your car to work
Learn the best combinations of fan speed and ventilation mode to protect your respiratory health.
A better flu shot could be on the horizon
Biomolecular engineer Rebecca DuBois is collaborating on a large NIH project to create a universal vaccine for influenza.
New helmet design can deal with sports’ twists and turns
UC Berkeley neurologist Robert Knight has designed a helmet that can absorb blows today's helmets don't protect against.
Can you change your personality?
It may be possible, scientists say.
Payback or pay back? Children understand revenge before reciprocity, study says
Gratitude is not innate in young children but learned (around the age of 7), researcher says.
E-scooters show alarming spike in injuries
Hospital admissions quadrupled in last four years, UCSF study finds, mainly in young adults.
UC San Diego doctors come together to save eyesight of 3-year-old gorilla
Mother and child receive treatment together as medical team assists in surgery to remove cataract caused by trauma.