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After several controversial drug approvals, the US Food and Drug Administration is mulling over changes to its advisory panels, which include researchers and others.
Children sacrificed at Chichén Itzá have genetic links to people living near the ancient Maya city in Mexico, and hint at the effects of colonial-era epidemics.