Brandy Schillace

After years of growing understanding and care about the lives of people with autism, America is backsliding d…

Modern medicine continues to fail women. It isn’t just sexism — it’s a failure of the Hippocratic Oath’s firs…

Billions of people worldwide suffer from headache disorders. Medical science continues to struggle with the d…

Primal Intelligence’ Review: Why Brains Are Better Artificial-intelligence tools can process huge amounts of…

Speaking to The Post about her new cozy mystery, "The Dead Come to Stay," Brandy Schillace explains how her J…

Dora Richter was the first known person to undergo gender confirmation surgery. Why was she lost to history f…

‘So Very Small’ Review: Germs of Life and Death Louis Pasteur’s breakthrough discoveries unlocked the world …

This is a letter I did not want to write. I had hoped that the angels of our better natures would win out, wo…

When Paul woke up, he couldn't move. He couldn't talk; he could scarcely breathe. A tent surrounded him, too …

BMJ's Medical Humanities Editor-in-Chief Brandy Schillace reflects on changes in publishing that are making i…

The human sense of smell is more powerful than we realize. It often works best in subtle collaboration with o…

A globetrotting tour from India to Sweden and beyond reveals what we lose as the world’s rarest cultural marv…

There was a time when we thought 2016 was the "worst" year - do you remember? Before the Trump years, the bor…

Brandy recommends top science titles that make great gifts.

Disrupted circadian rhythms throw off our body clocks. Hangovers may arise when a tired brain and an overwork…

Radium, Marie Curie and her husband discovered, destroyed diseased cells faster than healthy ones. Could the …

Sadie Dingfelder fell in love at a used-car lot. “We have so much in common,” she recalls thinking. “She’s ro…

On Monday, Oct. 23, the University of Lynchburg's School of Humanities and Social Sciences and School of PA M…

The livestream YouTube show Peculiar Book Club now a podcast on all audio platforms

“I am in the belly of the machine and it is singing,” writes Ms. Crampton in “A Body Made of Glass.”

When the predator tore at Masha, leaving her mangled and maimed, it added to her many scars accumulated from …

Recent stories by Brandy Schillace, Nita Prose and Brendan Slocumb push back against old stereotypes about li…

Memory is about much more than collecting facts. Its mechanism leads to the creation of knowledge and the for…

Brandy Schillace says her new main character shares some similarities with her, including being on the autism…