
Race Matters to the Health of African-American Men
The recent, premature death of director John Singleton is a tragic case in point
The recent, premature death of director John Singleton is a tragic case in point
At the third Scientific American “Science on the Hill” event, “Solving the Plastic Waste Problem”, one of the issues discussed by experts on Capitol Hill was biodegradability. ...
Critics of the Trump administration move point to errors in the agency’s analysis
I know, because I’m a survivor too
Administrator Wheeler has called such projections unrealistic, but experts say they are most in line with current emissions trends
The U.S. needs to widen its consideration of critical materials past a limited understanding of security in a deeply interconnected world
Patients want drugs fast-tracked through FDA approval process
Changes could endanger promising medical research
Concerns mount over reports that federal researchers could be compelled to participate in the controversial exercise
How one organization is powering a generation of women in technology
It was February 2001. I had just returned to Popular Science after my second daughter’s birth. Among the answering machine messages was one from another publication.
Conventional ideas about what makes America safe have become dangerously obsolete
Policy also requires ethics review for any grant applications to the National Institutes of Health that involve fetal tissue
Just because you value neurological differences doesn’t mean you’re denying the reality of disabilities
The Department of Defense was the biggest benefactor, with money going to rebuild bases
Some scientists had called for lifting the ban to allow the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to evaluate the new technologies
In New York in the early 1900s, race and poverty intersected to help determine whose cadavers ended up on med students’ dissecting tables
The credits could target all low-carbon electricity generation instead of solely wind and solar
Virtual assistants are getting smarter. Let's think about how that will play out
Diversity leads to innovation, which is crucial to fight climate change
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