Topic
Health
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Joanna Thompson • December 10, 2020
A grassroots fight against discrimination in the Lone Star State
Niko McCarty • November 20, 2020
But there’s no difference in the rate of deaths caused by COVID-19, according to a new study
Curtis Segarra • September 25, 2020
Native Americans are often missed by the census — this year COVID-19 is perpetuating the issue
![Aedes aegypti mosquito eggs lined up being injected with the Wolbachia bacteria. The World Mosquito Program has decreased dengue cases in Northern Australia dramatically, as well as in others using these bacteria. [Credit: World Mosquito Program]](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Microinjection-Steve-Morton_Monash-University.jpg)
Taylor White • September 4, 2020
The World Mosquito Program injects mosquitoes with Wolbachia to protect people from viruses, like dengue
M.K. Manoylov • August 28, 2020
A brief look at the report published on Aug. 5, 2020
Maria Paula Rubiano • May 27, 2020
Personal space is wired in our brains, and here’s how scientists discovered it
Taylor White • April 21, 2020
Machine learning may boost disease hunting, but not everyone’s convinced
Rebecca Sohn • April 10, 2020
New research explores the risks of being late to sleep and late to rise
M.K. Manoylov • March 13, 2020
Alabama is being sued for requiring transgender people to get ‘gender reassignment’ surgery to change the gender marker on their driver’s license
M.K. Manoylov • February 20, 2020
Millions of women can benefit from a proposed screening method for vaginal fluid transfers
Rahul Rao • February 14, 2020
Researchers and nurses talk about violence in psychiatric wards, and how it affects caregivers
Jonathan Moens • February 7, 2020
Neuroscientists come one step closer to understanding what it takes to retain a youthful brain and mind
Taylor White • February 3, 2020
Researchers are still looking for ways to eliminate deadly infections and copper hospital beds may help
Curtis Segarra • February 2, 2020
Screening at US points of entry is ongoing, but the focus is currently on communication and preparation
Corryn Wetzel • January 22, 2020
New study shows that what moms breathe affects their risk of delivering early