Tanya Lewis is a Senior Editor at Scientific American. She specializes in health and medicine, covering areas such as alternative medicine, wellness, and the intersection of biology and life sciences, particularly in relation to animals and veterinary topics. Tanya's work has been featured in Live Science, Knowledia, and Prescott Enews.
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By: Jess Thomson
Life as an “innie” in the show Severance would likely involve severe trauma and mental stress, psychological research suggests
By: Tanya Lewis
A new Trump administration health initiative called Operation Stork Speed aims to improve the safety of infant formula and reduce contamination risk, but budget and staffing cuts may hinder that
By: Tanya Lewis, Sarah Lewin
RFK, Jr., Wants to Make Baby Formula Safer, but Trump Budget Cuts Imperil That Effort
By: Fonda Mwangi, Rachel Feltman, Tanya Lewis, Alex Sugiura
USAID is responsible for global health efforts that have saved the lives of millions of children. What happens when those programs are cut?
The bacterial infection pertussis has sparked an uptick in cases nationwide and caused two deaths in Louisiana
The rates of fatal crashes and crime are both lower on public transportation than on roadways
By: Tanya Lewis
The Trump administration has frozen billions in funding to the world’s richest university after Harvard refused to acquiesce to its demands
The rates of fatal crashes and crime are both lower on public transportation than on roadways
Scientists discovered two genes involved in hyperemesis gravidarum, a condition that can cause extreme nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. Now they're looking into treatments
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