For years, efforts have been under way to outfit the earthquake-prone West Coast of the U.S. with a system to warn residents before the shaking from a quake strikes. Now, scientists are pressing officials to speed up the process.
New research findings could eventually lead to strategies for preventing and treating cancer that take a patient’s sex into account.
Writing down every food you eat over a period of weeks—whether for weight loss or to identify triggers of allergic or other reactions—is one of the most powerful ways to change habits
Federal safety investigators examining the deadly May 2015 Amtrak train crash in Philadelphia have concluded the engineer lost track of where he was on the railroad’s busy Northeast Corridor, according to people familiar with the investigation.
Amazon has set its sights on an automated, voice-controlled world, with the help of Alexa, a robotic voice assistant. 82



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Ordinary people try to reason like history’s great scientific thinkers and arrive at answers to life’s big questions.
How the scientist Alexander von Humboldt inspired Frederic Edwin Church’s artistic brilliance.
The Tibetan tradition and its herbal medicines offer an inviting alternative to the typical Western approach, writes Melvin Konner.
The experimental technique could be useful down the road to help diagnose patients and determine the best type of treatment, according to researchers.
New migratory patterns of fish on the eastern seaboard have sparked debate among regulators over how to respond to changing natural resources that could affect commercial fisheries across the region.