An alternative to Paxlovid, the only antiviral pills approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to treat COVID-19, is on ...

One avenue for new vaccine development is mucosal vaccines. In theory, dosing the vaccine directly into the respiratory tract ...

In this issue, C&EN takes a look at how the pandemic changed science and scientists and how science will continue to work to ...

Conservative group alleges program supporting students of races and ethnicities underrepresented in chemistry is ...

Widespread immunization prevents outbreaks, including the one in Texas that has infected at least 198 people and led to 1 ...

The book weaves together the story of chemistry in both fiction and nonfiction programming with the development of ...

Biomedical scientists around the world publish around 1 million new papers a year. But a staggering number of these cannot be ...

The commercial success of the injectable peptide-based weight-loss drugs marketed by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly and Company ...

Study investigates the sugary-rich layer of the blood brain barrier and the link between its degradation and dementia ...

Chemistry start-ups are scrambling to adjust their plans after layoffs at US government agencies and delays in federal ...

Over the past week, thousands of employees have been fired across multiple US regulatory and science funding agencies. The majority of those affected were probationary employees, a classification that ...

Stanford University health policy professor and economist Jay Bhattacharya is poised to become the next director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) after testifying before a key US Senate ...