Health & Science

The atlas would map every cell in a child’s body and advance understanding of how and why pediatric diseases occur.

In Fukushima, farmers and residents put their stock in solar.

Chow. Nibbles. Grub. Food — we relate to it in a lot of different ways. It can serve as nourishment, as pleasure, as fuel for our bodie ...

On Wednesday, Temple University set up a free clinic to provide students with booster shots.

Eating disorder supports are often expensive and not culturally inclusive. As a result, communities of color are building their own opportunities for healing.

A $15 million grant program aims to help people living with opioid use disorder pay rent, utilities and other housing costs.

On the 40th anniversary of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, we look back at the disaster and discuss the effect it had on the nuclear power industry then and now.

These trips — where volunteers from the West visit poorer countries to perform surgeries — are a billion-dollar endeavor. Is it the best way to provide health care?

Cut way back on red meat, say scientists, who came up with a controversial diet recommended for our health, and the planet’s.

More than a hundred Temple University students have come down with the mumps over the last month. The school is offering two free clinics this week.

Your brain responds to the sweet treat using the same pleasure pathway addictive drugs use, new research shows.

Forty years after the country's worst nuclear accident, Three Mile Island could close. That's sparked a debate about the risks and benefits of this carbon-free energy source.

History was supposed to be made Friday when, for the first time, two female astronauts were scheduled to do a spacewalk together outside the International Space Station.

Anna Broomall broke gender barriers and worked to lower maternal and infant mortality rates.

The health department says there have been four cases of Ewing sarcoma in the past decade in the Canon-McMillan School District.