Social sobriety
Camaraderie makes Alcoholics Anonymous the best way to quit drinking, study shows
Stanford Medicine
Runner’s low
Though popular among runners, electrolyte supplements do little to keep sodium levels in balance during endurance events, new Stanford Medicine research shows.
Antidepressant predictor
EEG brain activity can predict who will respond to depression drug
Lyme culprit targeted
Antibiotic could relieve lingering Lyme disease ailments, study says
The doctor is in — on your smartphone
During a pandemic, virtual house calls take off
The cell whisperer
An engineer sways tissue samples to behave in the lab like they would inside us
The invader
How the new coronavirus penetrates, exploits and kills cells, and how an army of scientists aims to destroy it
What vapers don’t know
Young adults know very little about the vaping products they use
Neurons in action
A brain implant developed by Stanford University scientists has been shown in mice to be able to record the activity of thousands of individual neurons.
Game on
Puzzle fiends seek to optimize a COVID-19 vaccine