As the director of the Research in Interventional Cardiology unit at Stony Brook Medical School, Luis Gruberg does more than 400 procedures a year...

    What I am about to say may be hard to comprehend, especially for those who have germophobic tendencies, which would be most of us,...

In Taiwan and Balkan countries, Arthur Grollman has seen first hand how Aristolochia, a popular ingredient in herbal remedies, can be anything but helpful. The...

Some objects are like closed boxes. They have some observable properties but scientists don’t know exactly what is happening inside or why. That’s where experimental...

That self-described slow jogger who makes his way back and forth along Old Field Road five days a week — when he’s not in...

I recently wrote that mild cognitive impairment is one of the most feared disorders, especially as we age. One of the reasons for this...

By Daniel Dunaief While plants don’t generally reach for a glass of milk, crouch down to stalk their prey or seek higher ground in a...

    Mild cognitive impairment is one of the more common disorders that occur as we age. But age is not the only determinant. There are...

Archaeopteryx, a dinosaur the size of a turkey, has often been viewed as the Kitty Hawk of bird flight. Around 150 million years ago,...

The brain is like an enormous orchestra, as neurological signals from different regions work together to create a symphony of thought, emotion and behavior....