Science and Health

Splits Deepen as UN Climate Talks Near Crunch Time

Splits Deepen as UN Climate Talks Near Crunch Time

EPA Proposes Rollback on Coal Emissions Regulation

Cars MIght Soon Start Monitoring Drivers’ Vitals

Israel Likely to Allow Medical Cannabis Exports by Year-End, Says Senior MP

Scientists Pool Oceans of Data to Plot Earth’s Final Frontier

Report: Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Set Record

Report: Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Set Record

Trump Weighs In on Climate Change

Gorillas, Given a Puzzle, Find Way to Cheat

Rich, Poor Struggle to Shoulder Losses From Devastating Storms

Rich, Poor Struggle to Shoulder Losses From Devastating Storms

World’s First Baby Born Via Womb Transplant From Dead Donor

Public Anger as Air Pollution in Western Balkan Cities Worsens

UN Chief Calls for Momentum at 2019 Climate Summit

Algae Harnessed to Make Clean Water, Clean Power

WHO Looks at Standards in ‘Uncharted Water’ of Gene Editing

3 Astronauts Safely Aboard International Space Station

Reused Rocket Takes Off Carrying 64 Satellites

Algae Harnessed to Make Clean Water, Clean Power

WHO: HIV Epidemic Spreads at Alarming Rate in Pakistan

Climate Talks Kick off in Poland With boost from G-20 Summit

World Bank Doubling Aid to Poor Countries Adapting to Climate Change

Can Artificial Intelligence Make Doctors Better?

Can Artificial Intelligence Help Doctors Make Better Decisions?

World AIDS Day 2018 – Key Facts

Fear, Stigma, Ignorance Keep AIDS Epidemic Going

UN Official: Polio Remains Global Threat

Uganda Testing Injectable HIV Prevention Drug

Space Force: To Stand Alone or Not to Stand Alone

Soviet-Era Moon Rocks Sell for $855,000 in New York

Report: Number of Uninsured Kids Spikes to 3.9M in US

Babies Born in Withdrawal New Complication in Opioid Cases

Suicide, Overdoses Help Cut US Life Expectancy

Scientist Claiming Gene-edited Babies Reports 2nd Pregnancy

Chinese Scientist Faces Firestorm Over Genetic Editing

UN Report Says Fragile Climate Puts Food Security at Risk

New Cases of HIV Rise in Eastern Europe, Decline in the West

Scientists: Mild El Nino Event Likely by Next February

China Launches Probe Into ‘First’ Gene-Edited Babies

UN: Climate Change Outpacing Efforts to Slow It

175 People Dead of Cholera in Northern Nigeria, Up to 10,000 Cases Recorded

Scientists Warn New Brazil President May Smother Rainforest

Ocean Shock: Fishmeal Factories Plunder Africa

Taiwan’s ‘Notebook Boy’ Commits His Memories in Writing

Taiwan’s ‘Notebook Boy’ Commits His Memories in Writing

Fossils From Angola Bring Strange Yet Familiar Ocean into View

China Orders Probe After Scientist Claims 1st Gene-Edited Babies

Many in Rural US Find Fewer Maternity Care Options

NASA’s Latest Mars Probe to Attempt Landing

Ranchers Combat Overgrazing to Fight Climate Change

Ranchers Combat Overgrazing to Protect Climate

Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Developed in Australia Shows Promise

Study Estimates Shortage of Insulin by 2030

Michigan Judge’s Genital Mutilation Ruling Shocks Women’s Advocates

What Is the US Global Change Research Program?

US Climate Report Says Disasters Will Get Worse

Ebola in Congo Now Infecting Newborn Babies, UN Says

Ranchers Combat Overgrazing to Fight Climate Change

WHO: Nigeria Malaria Prevention Campaign Working