The Pulse Archive
During the holidays, this doctor rethinks idea of family
It was Christmas 2012, and Michael Knight was a medical intern at a hospital in New York City. “While everyone else wa ...
11 years ago
ListenThe failure to report results of clinical trials could hurt you
Big research institutions and pharma companies are failing to report study results, even though they are required to do so, according to ...
11 years ago
Listen7 weird things that might change the way you think about that cavity
What do maggots and George Washington have in common? It was hard to fit everything we learned about dentistry into The Pulse̵ ...
11 years ago
We tend to think of creativity as a personality trait, or even a gift. Those who have it have ideas, solve problems, and make the world a ...
Air Date: December 11, 2015
ListenA man’s fight against climate change, one tree at a time
While world leaders are in Paris discussing ways to limit future green house gas emissions, others are thinking about what they can do to ...
11 years ago
ListenReading a person’s mind is ‘skill, not magic’
Max Major looks more like a European soccer star than a magician, with his lean, athletic physique and stylish hairdo – somewhere b ...
11 years ago
ListenStill life: Art in the service of science
In the early part of the American nation, science and art were brothers born to the mother of necessity. Charles Wilson Peale was ...
11 years ago
ListenIn a women’s bathroom, doctor learns lesson in creativity
About five years ago, Dr. Travis Baggett was working as a primary care physician at a homeless shelter for people with mental illness. ...
11 years ago
ListenEnergy efficient innovations on display in Paris
Visitors to the climate change talks in Paris learned about cutting-edge, low-carbon tech solutions at a side exhibition called the ̶ ...
11 years ago
ListenNavigating the do’s and don’ts of pregnancy
Some ‘rules’ for expecting women come with wiggle room. There are countless do’s and don’ts to think about ...
11 years ago
ListenGender bias in science, and the bias on that bias
A recent study conducted by a psychologist from Montana State University found that there is a gendered bias towards studies about gender ...
11 years ago
ListenCan you learn to be more creative?
A Wharton professor encourages us to think ‘inside’ the box. First, a definition. “So my definition ...
11 years ago
ListenJersey scientists probe mystery of army ant ‘living’ bridges
In the rainforests of South and Central America, roving colonies of predatory army ants form trails hundreds of meters long, with soldier ...
11 years ago
ListenAnother mass shooting. More violence. This time in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were killed. You’ve foll ...
Air Date: December 4, 2015
ListenThe ever-growing normalcy of school lockdowns
While law enforcement personnel scoured San Bernardino, California, searching for shooters, young people across that city sheltered in pl ...
11 years ago
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