Articles by Nala Rogers

Bacterial allies may help insects win the evolutionary arms race against disease-causing microorganisms.

Researchers in Brazil are hunting for unofficial roads -- many of them illegal -- tied to rainforest destruction.

By collecting blowflies and analyzing their gut contents, researchers hope to peek at sites that are difficult or dangerous to access.

A vaccine could confer long-term protection even if a natural infection does not.

The new Nobel Prize for hepatitis C follows Blumberg's 1976 Nobel for hepatitis B. Both discoveries helped make blood transfusions safe.

3 Share Physiology or Medicine Nobel for Discovering the Hepatitis C Virus

The unprecedented pace of scientific progress on Covid-19 builds on groundbreaking discoveries from the past.

Early-stage research points to bioengineering as a promising way to buy time for arid ecosystems.

For Asiatic lionesses, sex may be a way of protecting their cubs from murderous males.

Traditional microscopes make it look like sperm tails undulate symmetrically -- but that's an optical illusion.

Study attributes age-related hearing loss to hair cells -- the same sense organs that are damaged by loud noises.

A selection of women and people of color who achieved remarkable things in science after working on the Manhattan Project.