Why fatty liver disease is on the riseFatty liver disease was once seen mostly in heavy drinkers. Now, at least a third of adults in Canada have it—and it’s hard to diagnose.
Health Canada OKs research into popular morning-sickness drugA gag order that stopped a drug researcher from sharing clinical data on leading drug Diclectin has been lifted
How a cancelled yoga class stretches the point on cultural appropriationThe University of Ottawa’s yoga classes weren’t debasing anyone’s culture. But we lose nothing by listening, rather than overreacting hastily.
Art McDonald on how to win a Nobel PrizeFrom 2015: All it takes is one mine, 1,000 tonnes of heavy water, 274 scientists and the backing of an entire town
Meet Dr. Steven Zeitels, the man who saved Adele’s voiceDr. Steven Zeitels explains the rise in vocal surgeries, like the one he performed on Adele, and how they’re helping in the fight against cancer
Bitcoin: A new fixture at one Canadian universityWith encouragement from the Simon Fraser University Bitcoin Club, the university installed three vending machines on campus
A bumblebee’s work is never done. Next: saving the environmentHarnessing the hardworking bumblebee could boost crop yields, cut down on pesticides, and maybe even save honeybees, too
Charlie Sheen and the chase for an HIV vaccineCharlie Sheen has the drugs to keep HIV at bay. One day, scientists hope to have a vaccine.
Lawrence Wellman, 1952-2015A former fireman, he never hesitated to rush to help others. He later became an engineer, working on projects around the world.
Photo essay: Capturing what captures the sunJamey Stillings’s stunning aerial images of solar power plants show the deep imprint of renewable energy on Earth’s geography