Business article - September 11, 2026
The price of access: Industry and regulators are at odds over Nordic drug costs
The ongoing struggle in the Nordic countries to keep prescription drug prices affordable without shutting out innovative, more expensive therapies continues to frustrate pharmaceutical companies as the introduction of new drugs to the region slows.
Science article - July 5, 2026
Progress in smell and taste research
Imagine walking into a bakery with ovens full of fragrant bread and smelling… nothing. Or taking a bite out of a spicy sausage, which to you has as much flavor as cardboard.
Global report - June 8, 2026
Investigation: The Cancer Calculus
It’s no small irony that one of the world’s most effective cancer drugs also is one of the least accessible.
Profiles in Science - April 22, 2026
Julia Ravanis: Shining a light on knowledge
It’s one thing to “do” physics – but it’s another to explain its fundamentals to others, and the role that physics and other sciences play in their lives.
Global report - March 30, 2026
Scientists Fighting Back
Many observers and most of the scientific community agree; the outlook for scientific research in the US has never been more uncertain.
Nobel Prize 2025 - November 25, 2025
“Really dive deeply into something that excites you”
Nobel Prize laureate Mary E. Brunkow’s career path has shifted between industry and academia but her end goal to generate clinical benefit and her passion for exploring new areas have never wavered.