Health
Gene Editing Just Restored Hearing and Vision in Early Clinical Trials
Gene-editing trials have restored hearing and slowed inherited vision loss in early patients, marking some of the technology’s first tangible medical wins outside the lab.
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Why Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines Are Getting a Major Overhaul
Colorectal cancer diagnoses are rising among adults under 50, prompting major medical bodies to lower recommended screening ages, upending a guide…
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The GLP-1 Boom Is Reshaping Who Gets Access to Weight-Loss Drugs
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs work better than almost anything that came before them. Figuring out who gets access — and who foots the bill — has turned into one of health care’s thorniest debates.
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What a Decade of Wildfire Smoke Is Doing to Cities That Rarely Used to See It
Smoke from distant wildfires is now a recurring visitor to cities hundreds of miles from any flame, and public health officials are still working out how to respond.
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Embracing Nature’s Beauty from the Hammock Haven
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