Health Concerns Mount as More Old Sewer Pipes Are Lined with Plastic
Residents near renovation sites claim noxious emissions from pipe inserts are making them sick
Volume 2, Issue 1
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Features
Unexpected Clues Emerge About Why Diets Fail
The physiology of weight regain still baffles scientists, but surprising insights have emerged
Survival of the Fittest Cells
Cells in the body don’t always play nicely together. Could co-opting their competitive nature help to unlock cutting-edge therapies?
CRISPR-Edited Babies Arrived, and Regulators Are Still Racing to Catch Up
One year after the world learned of He Jiankui’s editing of twins, gaps in rules remain
Departments
Sleep
Why Do Some People Need Less Sleep? It's in Their DNA
Medicine
What We Know about the Possible Carcinogen Found in Zantac
Behind the Scenes of a Radical New Cancer Cure
HIV-Positive Babies Fare Better When Treatment Starts at Birth
Public Health
First New HIV Strain in 19 Years Identified
Office Workers May Be Breathing Potentially Harmful Compounds in Cosmetics
Fitness