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Health & Science

President Donald Trump speaks to the media after he steps off Air Force One, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018, in Charleston, W.Va. Trump says the conviction of his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort on financial crimes is
PBS NewsHour
Science

Trump says climate change not a hoax, but not sure of its source

7 years ago

(Bigstock photo)
Radio Times
Health

Trauma, memory and healing

Guests: Marla Gold, Astra Czerny, Jim Hopper Feeling exhausted and upset after the Kavanaugh/Ford testimony? Many ...

Air Date: October 15, 2018 10:00 am

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File photo: Marilyn Burston is a benefits specialist, who helps seniors find an appropriate Medicare plan. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Health

Growth in Medicare plans gives seniors even more decisions to make

Limiting their provider networks helps Medicare Advantage plans keep their premiums low. Traditional Medicare covers health care visits all across the country.

7 years ago

Allagash employees Salim Raal, left, and Brendan McKay stack bottles of Golden Brett, a limited release beer fermented with a house strain of Brettanomyces yeast. The Maine brewery recently installed solar panels as part of its sustainability initiatives. (Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)
NPR
Science

Good news for ‘green’ brews: Consumers say they’ll pay more for sustainable beer

Investment in energy-efficient technologies can be costly, but according to a study published last week in PLOS ONE, these investments may be worthwhile.

7 years ago

Charlie Hinderliter got a bad case of the flu back in January. He spent 58 days in the hospital, underwent two surgeries and was in a medically induced coma for a week. (Neeta Satam for NPR)
NPR
Health

Last year, the flu put him in a coma. This year he’s getting the shot

Many flu-related deaths are caused not by the flu itself but by secondary infections and complications.

7 years ago

Surgeons perform a cesarean section. A new report raises concerns about rising rates of this procedure around the world, from Brazil to China. (Getty Images)
NPR
Health

Rate of C-sections is rising at an ‘alarming’ rate, report says

C-sections now outnumber vaginal deliveries in parts of southeast Europe, Latin America and China.

7 years ago

Mary and Rick Lacey stand for a portrait outside their home in Camp Hill, Cumberland County. They say their 8-year-old son Taylor, who has special needs, has benefited from applied Behavioral Analysis. (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Health

Parents discovered lack of help for special needs children. Now they want the state to hire more licensed therapists

When Mary Lacey’s son Taylor was 2 years old, she noticed he was falling behind the curve. “He would generally hit dev ...

7 years ago

The Tunkhannock Creek crosses Pocono Raceway property in Long Pond, Pa. It feeds into the Delaware River. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Science
StateImpact Pennsylvania

Environmentalists win battle to protect ‘exceptional’ streams in the Poconos

A group of resort owners had challenged DEP's new classification of headwater streams in Monroe County.

7 years ago

A 12-pound lunar meteorite discovered in Northwest Africa in 2017 rests on a table, in Amherst, N.H. (Rodrique Ngowi/AP)
NPR
Science

For sale! Certified lunar meteorite — weight 12 pounds — mileage 250,000

A Boston-based online auction house began accepting bids Thursday on a rare lunar meteorite at $50,000.

7 years ago

The Food and Drug Administration wrote a public notification that it is,
NPR
Health

No wonder it works so well: There may be Viagra in that herbal supplement

The FDA has identified hundreds of supplements tainted with pharmaceuticals – from antidepressants and erectile dysfunction to weight-loss drugs.

7 years ago

This Dec. 2, 2008, file photo shows a chicken farm just outside the city limits of Pittsburg, Texas. (LM Otero/AP Photo, File)
Health

Del., Pa. slaughterhouses illegally dumping wastewater, pollution report finds

Between Jan. 1, 2016, and June 30, three-quarters of the largest U.S. slaughterhouses violated the Clean Water Act by improperly disposing of contaminated wastewater.

7 years ago

In this Friday, April 27, 2018 file photo, Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, who authorities suspect is the
Science

Study: DNA websites cast broad net for identifying people

Two DNA experts unconnected to the study said third and fourth cousins can both lead to identifications.

7 years ago

Courtesy of the Science History Institute
The Pulse
Science

Check the Label

Who has time to read the small print — to go over all the “stuff” that’s in our food, medicine, or supplements? And what’s carr ...

Air Date: October 12, 2018

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A 291-day-old retina. Our ability to see colors develops in the womb. Now scientists have replicated that process, which could help accelerate efforts to cure colorblindness and lead to new treatments for diseases. (Johns Hopkins University)
NPR
Science

Human retinas grown in a dish reveal origin of color vision

It takes up to a year to turn a batch of immature retinal cells into a functioning organoid.

7 years ago

George Walker works in West Philadelphia and eats regularly at a range of Chinese takeout places in the neighborhood.  (Nina Feldman/WHYY)
The Pulse
Health

Cutting salt in Chinese takeout to curb heart disease

With poverty and stress driving up high blood pressure in communities of color, will it help to cut sodium in Chinese food? Health officials say it’s a worthy effort.

7 years ago

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