Many young people living with HIV put themselves at risk by not taking their medication properly.
Highly active antiretroviral drugs have turned HIV, once a death sentence, into a chronic manageable disease. But many people living with HIV, particularly the young, don’t take their medication properly—despite grave consequences for themselves and society.
The post-World War II mining rush that transformed a region.
Self-recognition was uniquely human. Then scientists put other animals in front of the mirror.
As temperatures rise, the threat of a tick-borne meat allergy grows.
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