Findings point to improvements in organ transplants and raise questions over nature of death
A local factory was once the largest producer of thorium in the world. This fall, the “radioactive capital of the Midwest” is doing one last cleanup.
As millions of people have lost their sense of smell to COVID-19, anthropologists are investigating the surprising significance of this underrated sense.
Your personality might be shaped by whether your internal clock make you a “morning person” or a “night person.
The Supreme Court’s attack on abortion rights will strengthen employers seeking to maintain their unilateral power over workers within and outside the workplace. Luckily, the labor movement knows that abortion rights are workers’ rights.
Poorly supported assumptions about typical levels of lung function among Black men in the US are leading medics to miss cases of emphysema
Newly released documents reveal that the meatpacking industry’s callousness toward the health of its workers and its influence over the Trump administration were far greater than previously known.
Farming is a stressful occupation. Black farmers face the additional burdens of racism, debt and fear of displacement.
Fueled by worries about COVID-19 safety and a lack of sick days, Black workers at the two corporate giants are leading the fight for union organizing.
Omicron is inundating a health-care system that was already buckling under the cumulative toll of every previous surge.
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