Tim Requarth

It’s not time to make your own zucchini chips … yet.

What to know if your child was exposed to the pollutants.

More than 30 years ago, the “French paradox” got America bleary-eyed.

The research sounds scary—but it’s complicated.

BQ is following a familiar pattern (so far).

The pollutants they release can make a (very small) difference in brain development.

America learned the limits of putting its faith in a “trusted doctor.”

Do I need to worry about my 4-year-old trekking off to pre-K?

Medical boards want to strip falsehood-spreading doctors of their licenses. It could be a trap.

Here’s what’s actually happening.

The author of a new book explains how junk evidence rules criminal trials.

It can’t be apolitical. That’s a good thing.

It is beyond time to drop it from our arguments.

This isn’t March 2020. We have tools.

It’s really simple. It’s also a lot of work.

The virus is a huge, deadly problem. Not everyone cares.

Here’s what they could do to case numbers.

A concept that took hold in the ’70s has haunted everything from seat belts to masks—and experts won’t let it die.

He was fully vaccinated against the virus. He also had blood cancer.

But their frustration might be finally boiling over into a ticket out.