Using DNA from 3,609 individuals, scientists map out an ancestral genealogy for the human race
Some hospitals are denying transplants to patients who haven’t received COVID-19 vaccines, but bioethicists say the policy is justified
Nonrandom mutations threaten Darwinian orthodoxy
The James Webb Space Telescope is set to peer further into space than Hubble ever could
Experts weigh in on diabetes, prevention, and COVID-19’s impact
Critics accuse the Justice Department’s China Initiative of racism and hindering research
New research links stillbirth and premature delivery to COVID-19 infection
The agency will aggressively treat high-risk wilderness by logging and prescribed burns
Staffing shortages and a surge in cases strain healthcare facilities, but the disease appears less severe this time around
Coronavirus mutations, space discoveries, and bioethical controversies highlighted a year of science news
