We spoke with Taha Anis in Karachi, Pakistan, where over 1,000 people died there this past June during a heat wave that saw temperatures topping 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
We're here to break what we call the 'Circle Of Dumbass,' wherein one dumbass passes down bunk knowledge to another and then it passes again, and again ...
Here for your new-life-starting pleasure, are the most scientifically promising ways that we might one day be able to swap bodies with some rube.
Sometimes we act more selfishly than we should when dealing with the illness of a loved one.
Guess what: scientists are just normal people who get up every morning, drive to work, and occasionally screw up in excruciatingly highfalutin' ways.
Science is the coolest thing in the Universe, and it can prove it.
Publication is an important way for scientists to share research and advance their careers. Here's how it's destroying science.
Can humanity ruin this awesome science stuff? Spoiler alert: Yes.
We spoke to Christie, Emily and Kevin about the strange things you experience when medical professionals cut your skull open and start playing around inside.
Remember that for every guy in a lab coat torturing red pandas, there are plenty of hilariously lighthearted experiments.
We sat down with a woman whose father contracted Fournier's Gangrene, an aggressive brand of flesh-eating bacteria famed for attacking its victims crotch-first.
We sat down with Wren Williams, a woman who suffers from bipolar disorder, and here's what she told us about living with one of the most stigmatized illnesses in the modern world.
It's possible to murder someone while you're asleep SO WATCH THIS VIDEO OR YOU WILL LEARN NOTHING AND KILL AGAIN.
We've already seen some amazing plasma technologies, but the thing about the future is that there's always more of it.
I'm a microbiology technologist. Every day I look at a series of disgusting samples of bodily waste and diseased flesh to figure out why a patient is sick.