First CRISPR Treatment Approval
The first CRISPR-based therapy approval is a milestone worthy of noting.
First Whole Eye Transplant
A whole eye transplant did not restore vision, but is still an important advance.
Fluoride and IQ
The evidence continues to support that low levels of fluoride in drinking water are safe.
Study Correlates Red Meat Consumption and Type II Diabetes
Large study finds association of red meat consumption and type II diabetes - but the data needs to be put into perspective.
IgG Food Sensitivity Tests Not Valid
IgG testing for food sensitivity has not been validated by scientific evidence - that does not stop CAM practitioners.
Placebo Effect Revisited
The New York Times and Ted Kaptchuk feed into more confusion about placebo effects.
Nobel for Medicine Goes To mRNA Vaccine Science
The work of Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman made possible the mRNA vaccines, with implications that go beyond this one application.
The Food Is Medicine (FIM) Movement
Optimal nutrition can be a highly cost-effective, even net positive, government program.
Why Is American Healthcare So Expensive?
It's not as complicated as you may think.
Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy sits in the border zone between science and pseudoscience.