Why abortion is deeply rooted in the history of humankind
Whatever the US Supreme Court says about termination, knowledge of how to prevent and end pregnancy has always been passed down through the generations, and will continue to be
More than half of Covid survivors still have symptoms two years on, study finds
New research on nearly 1,200 patients in China who were hospitalized in the first months of the pandemic shows that many continue to suffer from conditions such as sleep disorders and muscle weakness
Autopsy of Debanhi Escobar shows she was sexually abused and murdered
A second opinion requested by the 18-year-old’s family, which EL PAÍS has seen, rules out prosecutors’ theory of an accident in the outskirts of Monterrey, Mexico
Sagittarius A*: The inside story of how the Milky Way’s black hole was snapped
José Luis Gómez|
Spanish investigator José Luis Gómez, who took part in capturing the first image of the cosmic giant in our galaxy, recounts how the milestone was achieved and what it means for future research
White House calls for crackdown on price gouging as baby formula crisis deepens
The US government has announced additional steps to tackle the shortages, which have forced thousands of parents to travel miles in search of stock
‘Crypto-panic’ grips markets after Luna crash: Why are investors fleeing?
The digital currency’s value has gone from $20 billion to nearly zero in a matter of days, and bitcoin has shed 17% in under a week
The dangerous consequences of anabolic steroids: ‘I am possibly sterile’
Performance-enhancing drugs known as ‘cycles’ are increasingly being used to bulk up and feel good, but even movie stars admit that they can have serious health consequences