Susan Scutti

The Human Connectome Project discovered we each have our own unique brainprint, and future work could help identify what happens when the brain breaks down.

At the 2015 World Innovation Summit for Health, the focus is on developing nations.

Girls are entering puberty faster than ever, and jeopardizing their health and happiness.

Tons of African bushmeat are smuggled into the U.S., some of it festering with a deadly virus

DNA banks are proliferating, and there's nothing keeping that data safe

A recent congressional hearing laid bare numerous safety problems within the U.S.'s federal laboratories.

A new law will reveal the sordid connections between Big Pharma and doctors and teaching hospitals

As poorly regulated labs race to find the next antidote, bio-error may be more likely to cause an epidemic than bio-terror

A dangerous gender imbalance will take years to fix, if it can be fixed at all

The changing ecosystem within our guts, which to a large extent may be caused by overuse of antibiotics, leads to a greater potential for gaining weight.

America's obesity epidemic may be caused by its favorite drug

Recent deaths related to a popular fitness supplement suggest the FDA needs to muscle up.

Recent deaths related to a fitness supplement suggest the industry needs regulation

Scientists fear a deadly scourge that was nearly eradicated could be making a comeback

Scientists fear a deadly scourge that was nearly eradicated could be making a comeback.

The Kuwaiti government is developing a form of preventative "gaydar" to detect and prevent gays and lesbians from entering the country.

Kuwait bans gays while continuing crackdown intended to force out expatriates