How can life in all its varied forms be defined as a human creation for the purpose of granting patents when it is freely given as a gift from God?

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews Charles A. Pasternak, a noted British biochemist and the founding director of the Oxford International Biomedical Centre.

Increasing numbers of DNA-based patents are being applied for on a daily basis. Vision examines some of the implications of the battle over who owns life.

Vision speaks with cosmologist Sir Martin Rees, Britain’s Astronomer Royal, about the main threats facing humanity.

A fisherman observes some of the intricacies of life as he matches wits with finicky fish. Can fly fishermen teach us a lesson on life?

Uncovering the synaptic processes that gather, store and retrieve information throughout the brain is the cutting edge of modern neuroscience.

Recent discoveries in neuroscience are providing exciting insights into the nature of being human.

Vision interviews brain researcher Jeffrey M. Schwartz.

Variations of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, referred to by Jeffrey Schwartz as the Four Steps program, have successfully treated a wide range of conditions.

Sallie Baliunas says science doesn’t support the popular view on the subject of climate change and its causes.