The Backlash Against Polyester Has Gone Too Far
admin Clothing made from natural fibers isn’t always better.
Health
The Family at the Center of Pennsylvania’s Measles Controversy
Two Amish parents grieving the loss of their newborn child tell their story.
Pennsylvania’s Public-Health Officials May Be Wrong About a Measles Death
The consequences would be awful.
The Least-Vaccinated Kindergartners in Decades
American children are going back to school without the protection they need.
It’s Low-Calorie and Packed With Protein. Is It Healthy?
Welcome to the golden age of ultra-processed health foods.
America’s Gerontocracy Needs a Public Physician
Congress should create an office of physicians that report to the public on American leaders’ medical fitness for duty.
Anthony Fauci’s Group Chat Is Making People Lose Their Minds
Can the former NIAID director’s private text messages tell us anything we don’t already know?
Our Last Wi-Fi-Less Refuge Is Gone
Subpar connectivity on airplanes was a gift, in a way.
RFK Jr. Is Taking On the Fuzziest Category in Food Science
The Health and Human Services secretary has railed against ultra-processed foods. Now he wants to define what they actually are.
The Most Basic Step of the Ebola Response Is Falling Short
Curbing the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will require stepping up testing.