Shielding against radiation will not only help people survive nuclear fallout but also improve health outcomes for cancer ...
Like many, I entered The New Yorker through the cartoon door. The first cartoon I loved, and remember to this day, featured a New Yorker staple – two ...
High doses of radiation– such as those from nuclear explosions, power plant accidents, or cancer radiotherapy– break down DNA ...
Finding that mice are more likely to survive radiation if a protein is knocked out could also help cancer patients undergoing ...
Two members of a Japanese group of atomic bomb survivors that won last year's Nobel Peace Prize say they hope their voices ...
“That [the above proverb] was accepting the fate of the divine in the execution of justice.” (Trae Stephens, co-founder of Anduril Industries, Inc. - a major defense contractor that supplies killer ...
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