Allen Bard, pioneer of electrochemistry, proves that doing work you like isn’t really work.

An innovative new therapy using the body’s own immune system has been approved to treat the most common form of childhood cancer.

Many people don’t realize that clinical research is a viable care option — Jennifer Byrne is on a mission to change that.

Cancer activist Tom Marsilje, who is actively undergoing cancer treatment, ponders whether cancer survivors are heroes.

Darwin not only had insights on the origins of species, but also on the value of time.

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Stephen Hawking has captivated many with his perspective on physics and cosmology, but his insights extend to life in general.

Vera David, MD, discusses how hospital experiences with her father sparked an idea to address a widespread problem: bedsores.

Science 37’s Ilana Deluca offers her perspective on itchy skin, how to manage it, and how to keep it hydrated.