Science and Health

Man With 3 Faces: Frenchman Gets 2nd Face Transplant

Study: Diamond From the Sky May Have Come From ‘Lost Planet’

AI Pods Developed in Dubai Bring Health Checkups to Malls and Supermarkets

Parental Diet Before Conception Affects Child’s Health

Rocket-control Glitch Delays Launch of NASA’s Planet-hunting Satellite

Global Warming Mixing Up Nature’s Dinner Time, Study Says

‘Make America Smart Again’: Hundreds Rally for US Science

Taxi Driver Offers Free Rides to Cancer Patients & Cancer Survivors

NASA’s New Planet Hunter Ready to Launch

Hawaii Board Delays Decision on Giant Telescope

Rough Year in Science Policy Leads Researchers to March Again

CO2-reducing XPRIZE Competition Enters Final Phase

Study: Popularity of Wildlife Can Harm Public’s Perception

WHO: Breastfeeding Should Be Standard Care for All Babies

Overdose Deaths from Opioids Keep Rising in the US

Opioid Deaths Still Rising in the US

Experts Warn Prescription, Over-the-Counter Drugs Polluting World’s Rivers

Number, Severity of Brain Injuries Raises Dementia Risk

New Way of Defining Alzheimer’s Aims to Find Disease Sooner

US Designers Use Repurposed Materials in High-End Interior Decor

Jaw Fossil From English Beach Belongs to Monstrous Marine Reptile

Fossil Human Finger from Saudi Desert is 90,000 Years Old

Pakistan Launches Countrywide Polio Eradication Drive

Smartphones Could Help Measure Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms

ANALYSIS-Obesity Among Asia-Pacific Children is Growing Health Crisis

Researchers Using Blue Light to Accelerate Relaxation After Intense Stress

Scientists Harvest First Vegetables in Antarctic Greenhouse

Report: Almost Half of Australian Military Veterans Suffer Mental Health Conditions

World Health Day, and the WHO Turns 70

On World Health Day, What’s Been Accomplished in 70 Years

WHO: Universal Health Coverage Saves People from Financial Ruin

Rice Breeders Report Huge Productivity Gains

High-Tech Treadmill Uses Virtual Reality to Encourage Cardiovascular Fitness

Baltimore Seeks US Supreme Court Review of Abortion Ruling

CDC: Drug-resistant ‘Nightmare Bacteria’ Pose Growing Threat

Data Analysis Guides Mobile Clinics to Where They’re Needed Most

Developing Nations to Study Ways to Dim Sunshine, Slow Warming

Cool Jazz: Bowhead Whales Improvise When Singing, Study Says

Most Distant Star Ever Detected Sits Halfway Across Universe

SpaceX Launches Used Supply Ship on Used Rocket for NASA

Overcoming Barriers, African Scientists Creating Award-winning Innovations

New Hope for Frog Once Feared Extinct in Australia

African Scientists Compete at 2018 Next Einstein Forum

Chinese Space Lab Burns Up in the Atmosphere

Exhibit Highlights Inclusive Design for People with Disabilities

Chocolate Industry Fights Deforestation Caused by Growing Cocoa

Scientists Track Chinese Space Station’s Final Hours in Orbit

Australian Project to Probe Links Between Head Injuries in Sport, Disease

Helping the Planet, One Burger at a Time

These Burgers Are Better for the Planet, but You’d Never Know It

Adrift Chinese Space Station Re-Entry Expected Sunday

China’s Defunct Space Lab Hurtling Toward Earth for Re-Entry

Social Media Use in Tween Girls Tied to Well-Being in Teen Years

UN: US on Track to Meet Climate Accord Targets

Judge Orders Coffee Sellers in California to Put Cancer Warning on Products

NASA Intensifying Search for Planets Orbiting Stars Beyond Solar System

Researchers Study Old Wooden Ship Remains on Florida Beach

Distant Galaxy Baffles Astronomers With Its Lack of Dark Matter

Psychology Course on Happiness Strikes Chord With Yale Students

Aging Japan: Robots May Have Role in Future of Elder Care