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Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Amanda Seitz, Stephanie Armour

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

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Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Amanda Seitz, Stephanie Armour

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Zachary Yaksich

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Zachary Yaksich

Viewpoint: Activist attacks on corporations increasingly depend on "attribution" science to target oil companies for global climate change

Viewpoint: Activist attacks on corporations increasingly depend on “attribution” science to target oil companies for global climate change

Alex Trembath, Elizabeth McCarthy

Challenging genetic modification rejectionists: Our evolving food system has relied on science for thousands of years

Challenging genetic modification rejectionists: Our evolving food system has relied on science for thousands of years

Viewpoint: How CNN got played by environmental activists pushing a plastics scare and litigation agenda

Viewpoint: How CNN got played by environmental activists pushing a plastics scare and litigation agenda

Viewpoint: Yes, our food system stinks, but the attack of ultra-processed foods is often misplaced

Viewpoint: Yes, our food system stinks, but the attack of ultra-processed foods is often misplaced

Viewpoint: Peptides and medical freedom: The MAHA obsession that can damage your health

Viewpoint: Peptides and medical freedom: The MAHA obsession that can damage your health

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Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

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A New Transparency Tool from the Genetic Literacy Project

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Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

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Viewpoint: Democratic tsunami: As the red tide recedes, here are the most likely shifts in food and agricultural policy

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Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

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Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

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Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

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Viewpoint: Democratic tsunami: As the red tide recedes, here are the most likely shifts in food and agricultural policy

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Blue, purple and red states passed or reaffirmed bans on trans females competing in women’s sports

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$7.35 billion PFAS settlement: 3M to pay people who blame health problems on ‘forever chemicals’ phased out of firefighting foam for more than 20 years

4 key ways the Blue Wave will upend science policy

More than 80% of ‘pro-science’ candidates were swept into office. Will they have a policy impact?

Blue, purple and red states passed or reaffirmed bans on trans females competing in women’s sports

Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Democratic tsunami: As the red tide recedes, here are the most likely shifts in food and agricultural policy

$7.35 billion PFAS settlement: 3M to pay people who blame health problems on ‘forever chemicals’ phased out of firefighting foam for more than 20 years

Collagen supplements are not a wrinkle-reducing silver bullet, but they sure cost a lot

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

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Viewpoint: Women, depression and empathy: Explaining the gender gap in views about child-murderer Lindsay Clancy

Viewpoint: Women, depression and empathy: Explaining the gender gap in views about child-murderer Lindsay Clancy

Newly approved GMO chestnut trees planted across from the White House are stirring debate

We are entering a new era of personalized medicine—if you’re white

Artificial Intelligence

Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

With technical barriers to human embryo editing falling, ethical concerns escalate

Gene editing once viewed with suspicion by UK farmers, upwards of 90% now open to their sustainability benefits

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Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

How climate change is driving increased pesticide usage

Viewpoint: From Medicaid cuts to MAHA-backed anti-vaccine and chemical hysteria, voters reject Republicans’ science-skeptical agenda

How climate change is driving increased pesticide usage

How climate change is driving increased pesticide usage

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Viewpoint: From Medicaid cuts to MAHA-backed anti-vaccine and chemical hysteria, voters reject Republicans’ science-skeptical agenda

More than 80% of ‘pro-science’ candidates were swept into office. Will they have a policy impact?

More than 80% of ‘pro-science’ candidates were swept into office. Will they have a policy impact?

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

$7.35 billion PFAS settlement: 3M to pay people who blame health problems on ‘forever chemicals’ phased out of firefighting foam for more than 20 years

Human Gene Editing

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Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?

How climate change is driving increased pesticide usage

Gene editing once viewed with suspicion by UK farmers, upwards of 90% now open to their sustainability benefits