The Pulse Archive

In September of 2014, sports medicine physician Michael Ross received a shocking diagnosis: Stage 4 colon cancer. Ross is an avid athlete ...

It’s that time of year when doctors and nurses start pushing the flu shot, and some patients start pushing back. “I’ll get i ...

Close to 60,000 jobs are set to open up in agriculture, food and natural resource sectors each year for the next five years, according to ...

Any chemist worth her lab coat has a good story of singed eyebrows.  “So my brother was two years younger, he was also ...

Heat at the proper temperature is what kills pathogens and makes meat safe to eat. A couple of years ago, food safety experts laun ...

Attention students, principal Maiken Scott here. This week, we’re hopping on the bus and heading to school. We start off early, may ...

Ten minutes per grade, per night, says one expert.  “Kindergartners should not be having homework,” exclaims Step ...

Last year, Will Haskell’s high school classmates shut down their school with the power of words. This wasn’t an act of free i ...

Bullying is as old as the one-room schoolhouse, but technology has changed the frequency and intensity of teasing. The posterchild for th ...

The public debate over climate change has worked its way into science classrooms, where scientists say it has no place.  The ...

Head lice have upped their game — recent research confirms that many of them have become resistant to most of the potions we use to kil ...

Goodbye lathes, hello 3D printers. Across the country, a handful of schools are giving their old shop classrooms a major makeover, ...

Teens need about eight and a half to nine and a half hours of sleep every night, but at lots of schools the morning bell rings around 7:2 ...

A paramedic making house calls, a surgeon making faces more feminine, and women in Nashville writing songs of their assaults — on this ...

After 1,000 deep brain stimulation surgeries, a surgeon says he’s at his best when extreme focus is necessary. Those who suf ...