The Pulse Episode Archive

We start off this week’s show with an installment in our occasional series, “Pain in the Neck” where we talk about the ...

Remember the HAL 9000 from the sci-fi classic 2001: A Space Odyssey? Though it seemed like pure wild imagination that a computer could se ...

A group of students at Columbia University in New York are creating projects detailed in a series of 16th century French manuscripts call ...

Every morning, countless masses of fitness buffs dutifully record their breakfast menu, their exercises, and other health metrics, in app ...

Typically, getting in a nasty car accident hinders your life, but in the case of 24-year-old Albert Leva, rear-ending a car full of under ...

This week, The Pulse kicks off a new series looking at the role technology is playing in our well being…”Bit By Bit: How data ...

College students around the country are demanding that their schools divest from fossil fuels. That would mean selling off investments in ...

Electronic cigarettes are a booming business with a growing customer base. Some see them as a great hope for smokers who want to quit, ot ...

Friday, March 20, 2015 is Match Day—the NBA draft for future doctors. At every medical school in the country, students will open envelo ...

If someone tells you they have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, what thoughts run through your mind? Be honest. Of course many of us are going t ...

What if every time you bought a bottle of Poland Spring or Evian water to quench your thirst, you first poured a third of it onto the str ...

On Wednesday, March 4, the Supreme Court will hear a case that challenges one of Obamacare’s key provisions: subsidies that make co ...

We spend large portions of our lives in and around our homes. It’s where we eat, sleep, and heal. Some of us were born in our homes ...

This is the final weekend to sign up for Obamacare in 2015, and Latinos are one of the groups that could really stand to benefit from thi ...

Health researchers have declared a new public enemy number one…sugar. In the past, this unenviable position has been occupied by fa ...