The Pulse Archive

Solving the mysteries of infectious diseases requires man power, determination, and, in the case of Legionnaires' disease, pride.

We just learned that 2015 was ...

Why was the medical condition “Wegener’s granulomatosis” renamed “granulomatosis with polyangiitis?” ...

A laboratory at the University of Delaware’s physical therapy department looks confusingly like a daycare center. There are ride-on ...

In 1905, President Teddy Roosevelt stepped in and saved football when it was plagued by severe injuries. Who will save it this time aroun ...

New mammogram guidelines were recently issued by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), and, unsurprisingly, they have not bee ...

Of the women who find out they are carrying a baby who has Down Syndrome, 74 percent choose to terminate the pregnancy, according to one ...

Prenatal genetic testing can empower expectant parents, but some are concerned that we may have access to more information than we can ha ...

Just like lead has leached into the water of homes in Flint, Michigan, the city’s water crisis has found it’s way on to the f ...

There are easy problems, and there are hard problems. Let’s get the easy one out of the way first. Understanding how the bra ...

East coast poultry growers dodged the virus last year and they’re on high alert again.  An outbreak of highly pathogenic av ...

A new front opens in the war against the disease: genetically modified mosquitos. Under almost any other circumstance, Sarah Mota ...

The thin woman wearing a big winter coat seems nervous, even though today, the news has been good. “I went to my first prena ...

A shortage means long wait times for some patients.  The first time Erika Stallings’ mom had breast cancer, in the earl ...

We’ll take you from pages to pixels, through stories in the stacks, all to get a better idea about what the next chapter has in sto ...