History In 1964, a Dutch librarian drilled a hole in his own skull to get permanently high Ellsworth Toohey

History The ancient practice of mummifying a man in honey to sell as medicine Ellsworth Toohey

History The spy who ate live animals, documents, and possibly a toddler Ellsworth Toohey

Science Drug that grew extra teeth in mice enters first human trial Ellsworth Toohey

Technology Two-thirds of US doctors now ask an AI chatbot for treatment advice Ellsworth Toohey

Science A major evidence review found Alzheimer's drugs probably don't work — and fraud played a role Ellsworth Toohey

Science Honey from sealed Egyptian tombs is still edible after 3,000 years Ellsworth Toohey

History In 1884, a doctor ate too much cannabis and his arms shrank to five inches  Ellsworth Toohey

History Did Victorians really treat headaches by hammering metal helmets? Popkin

Science The doctor who proved handwashing saves lives was locked in an asylum for it Ellsworth Toohey

Science More research links artificial sweetener erythritol to stroke risk Rob Beschizza

Science A cheap blood pressure pill can take the sting out of painful memories Ellsworth Toohey

medicine Teaching immigrant doctors to use their skills in Canada is as Canadian as it gets Séamus Bellamy

medicine Brazilian doctors treat burns with tilapia fish skin, and it's working Ellsworth Toohey

medicine Why those indentations above your butt are named after Venus Ellsworth Toohey

Science The woman who can't feel pain, fear, or anxiety Ellsworth Toohey

medicine Is it an antidepressant or a Tolkien character? Grant St. Clair

Science The woman whose blood made an entire ER collapse Ellsworth Toohey

Science Oliver Sacks fabricated key details in his books Ellsworth Toohey

Science Documented cases of people who literally died laughing Ellsworth Toohey