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Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that can reverse a life-threatening overdose in minutes by blocking opioid receptors in the brain. Here is how the drug works, its history, and why wider access is reshaping public health.
Health
Nitazenes are a class of synthetic opioids first created in the 1950s that can be up to 40 times more potent than fentanyl. Never approved for medical...
Technology
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act allows US intelligence agencies to collect foreign nationals' electronic communications witho...
Sport
An explainer on how the WNBA Draft selects new talent, from the weighted ping-pong-ball lottery that sets the draft order to the three-round process t...
Science
Glaciers store about 75% of Earth's freshwater and supply water to nearly two billion people. A small but growing number of countries have passed laws...
Health
Pharmacy benefit managers negotiate drug prices for 275 million Americans, yet critics say their opaque rebate and spread-pricing practices help drive...
Health
CAR T-cell therapy genetically engineers a patient's own immune cells to hunt and destroy cancer. Once limited to blood cancers, it is now expanding i...
Technology
Digital pathology uses AI and high-resolution scanners to transform traditional glass tissue slides into powerful diagnostic tools, enabling faster ca...
Economy
The IMF's World Economic Outlook is the most influential economic forecast on Earth, shaping government budgets, market expectations, and central bank...
Science
From weather stations and ocean buoys to satellites and statistical algorithms, tracking Earth's temperature is a complex, multi-layered process invol...
Science
Earth's forests, oceans, and soils absorb roughly half of humanity's carbon emissions each year, but climate change and deforestation are steadily und...
Health
Chagas disease infects roughly 8 million people worldwide and kills more than 10,000 each year, yet most carriers never know they have it. Here's how...
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