Immortality may not be an option, but can degeneration and the terrors of aging be lessened or even eliminated? These authors think so.

Neurobiologist Michael Fossel explains how people’s healthy life spans can be extended and how he believes Alzheimer’s will soon be cured.

How you read the title of this article may say something about your view of failure—and about the likelihood of your eventual success.

With random acts of terror clearly on the increase around the world, what can you do to minimize your chances of becoming a victim?

Disease epidemics were once explained as expressions of God’s implacable anger over our sinful human nature. Then came modern science.

Success is often viewed as the attainment of wealth, fame or power. By that measure, however, most of us will never succeed. What is success, and is there any way to guarantee it?

Do we understand and appreciate one of our most basic natural resources—the soil that sustains life itself? Vision interviews Deborah Koons Garcia.

Around the world, the daily news is peppered with stories of violence, war and murder; it’s easy, therefore, to begin thinking of a lost life as little more than a statistic. But do people have the right to end the life of another? What is a human life—whether an elderly person, a newborn baby, or anyone in between—and what makes each one valuable?