Scientific American
Brood X Cicadas Could Cause a Bird Baby Boom
Psychological Trauma is the Next Crisis for Coronavirus Health Workers
How Doctors and Nurses Manage Coronavirus Grief
Smithsonian
The Peculiar 100-Plus-Year History of Convalescent Plasma
The Verge
Recycling Plants Are Catching on Fire, and Lithium-Ion Batteries are to Blame
The New York Times, Climate Newsletter
One thing you can do: Help to preserve forests
One thing you can do: Talk to your children about climate change
One thing we can do: Switch Light Bulbs
What if we all ate a bit less meat?
One thing you can do: Opt for the carwash
One thing you can do: Rethink the roses
One thing you can do: Choose winter produce wisely
One thing you can do: Use the dishwasher
Huffington Post
Palm Oil is in Half Your Groceries and Destroys Forests. Can We Fix That?
Should Gasoline Come With A Climate Change Warning Label? These Cities Think So
Corporations are Waking Up to the Climate Crisis, But It’s Not Enough
Climate Change Is Threatening Our Jobs—And Most Companies Are Doing Nothing
Texas Climate News
When it comes to carbon neutrality, Texas schools have a long way to go
Climate-changing methane emissions climb in West Texas, other oil/gas areas
Climate change plus looser pesticide rules may imperil declining Texas bees
Yes, Texas summers really are hotter, more humid today than 40 years ago
Medscape Medical News
Unmatched Doctors: How Big Is the Problem, and What Can Be Done?
‘Dreck’ to Drama: How the Media Handled, and Got Handled, By Covid
How to Make Resident Mental Healthcare Stigma-Free
First Cybersecurity Chief of Medical Devices Takes the Reins at the FDA
Doctors Publish Paper on COVID-19 Protocol; Experts Unconvinced
Hospitals Admit Fewer COVID-19 Patients After Lessons Learned
Doctors Say Their COVID-19 Protocol Saves Lives. Others Want Proof.
Sexist Description in Surgical Textbook Highlight Bias in Medicine, Physicians Say
Dexamethasone for COVID-19: Some Hospitals Wait to Change Practice
Most of Fed’s Remdesivir to be Distributed by End of Month
Remdesivir Shortens COVID-19 Time to Recovery in Published Study
What are the Fed’s Plans for Distributing Remdesivir?
Hospitals Update Hydroxychloroquine Protocols After FDA Warnings
In Pursuit of Real Coronavirus Numbers
Silence Over Safety? Muzzling Clinicians a Public Health Issue
Urine Collection Cups to Get Red-Carpet Treatment at Oscars
‘G-Spot’ Slide Ignites Outrage About Content at Conference
Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News
A Closer Look at Exact Sciences, The Company Behind Cologuard
COVID-19 Pandemic Forces Hold for GI Trials
Fewer Women Receive Liver Transplants Than Men
GI Practices Scramble to Cope with COVID-19
Recommendations for Children With Celiac Disease Need Update
Study of Costs and Risks of Prophylactic Clipping Finds Threshold
Do Advanced Endoscopy Fellowships Better Prepare Physicians for Endoscopic Mucosal Resection?
Discover Magazine
Cancer Is On The Rise Among Young People
How Caffeine and Alcohol Can Make Your Mental Health Worse
With More People Getting Outside This Summer, Scientists Wonder if Lyme Disease Cases Will Jump
How Close Are We To Making Babies from Bone Marrow?
How Antidepressants Work is Still a Mystery Scientists Don’t Understand
What Do COVID-19 Antibody Tests Show—and Can The Results Be Trusted?
Is Herd Immunity Our Best Weapon Against COVID-19?
Mild Cases of COVID-19 May Have Helped Power the Current Pandemic—Here’s Why
Trials Are Underway For a Coronavirus Vaccine—But It Could Be A While Before You Can Get It
Protecting Yourself From Coronavirus: Separating Truth From Misinformation
What Defines a ‘Pandemic,’ And How Are They Stopped?
Long After the Flames Go Out, Wildfire Smoke and Its Impact Lingers—Even if We Can’t See It
The 2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak: What It Is and How We’re Dealing With It
Microplastics Are Everywhere, But Their Health Effects on Humans Are Still Unclear
Is It Ever Too Late to Start Being Healthy?
Are You An Aspirational Recycler? Here’s 9 Things You Actually Can’t Recycle
Why Desalinating Water is Hard and Why We Might Need to Anyway
Intense Stress Might Hurt Our Cells’ Ability to Make Energy, Study Finds
Thousands-of-Years-Old Baby Bottles Reveal How Ancient Infants Were Fed
This Gut Bacteria Makes People Drunk Without Drinking—And Causes Liver Disease
Study Finds Air Pollution Particles Can Get Inside the Placenta
Audubon Magazine
One Professor’s Quest to Build Community Through Birding Takes Flight
These Student-Led Audubon College Clubs Are About Much More Than Birding
‘Black Birders Week’ Promotes Diversity and Takes on Racism in the Outdoors
After Hurricane Dorian, a Survey Shows Hope and Concern For Bahamas’ Birds
Hurricane Maria Almost Wiped Out These Hawks. Can We Save Them Before the Next Big Storm?
North America Has Lost More Than 1 in 4 Birds in the Last 50 Years, New Study Says
Seabird Experts Turn to Algorithms to Help Keep Fishing Boats in Line
These Photos Reveal the Pollination Secrets of Florida’s Most Elusive Flower
These Birds of Prey Have Eyes in the Backs of their Heads
Lead Ammo, the Top Threat to Condors, Is Now Outlawed in California
Sooty Tern Vomit Tells a Worrisome Story
Did Crows Actually Make These Gifts for the Human Who Feeds Them?
A Birder’s Workout Guide for Preventing Warbler Neck
When David Sibley is your Art Teacher
Rude: Kingfishers, Grebes, and Gulls Are Among the Internet’s Least Popular Birds
Nuthatches Take Up Nannying When There’s a Shortage of Mates
How birds Are Helping Scientists Reimagine a Feathered T. Rex
The National Parks Have a Diversity Problem. This Couple Has been Working for 20 Years to Fix It.
Hummingbirds Shake Their Tail Feathers to Generate High-Pitched Sounds
The Golden-cheeked Warbler Is Still Endangered, Federal Judge Rules
Puffins Amp Up Their Sex Appeal With Glowing Beaks
Confirmed: Two Endangered Seabirds Have Been Rediscovered on Oahu
In Alaska, Starving Seabirds and Empty Colonies Signal a Broken Ecosystem
¿Comó se llama? How Birds Get Their Spanish Names
Court Orders EPA to Ban Pesticide Harmful to Children and Birds Within 60 Days
Piping Plovers Nest in Toronto’s Shadow for First Time in 84 Years
Here’s Why This Mama Merganser Has More Than 50 Ducklings
The Origins of Hummingbirds Are Still a Major Mystery
How One Audubon Chapter Is Partnering With Schools to Get Kids Outside
Why Some Songbirds Kick Their Chicks Out Before They Can Fly
Video: Watch (and Hear) Two Bitterns Getting Weird in a Rice Field
What a Fateful Expedition to Alaska 100 Years Ago Can Teach Us Today
Neat! Stick Insects Can Survive Being Eaten by Birds
Once a Polluted Mess, Now a Healthy Riverside Park
Popular Science
The fastest animal for its body size probably isn’t what you’d expect
How 3D technology is revolutionizing face transplants
In 2018, Alaska’s Bering Sea was all out of whack
The inventors of the polar bear treadmill are back with a new scientific contraption
Megapixels: Two stars in a fight to the death
We need to talk about extreme weather
This weekend’s comet will be the brightest of the year
The medical community is finally realizing the uterus is more than a ‘baby house’
Megapixels: Watch NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft zoom in on its asteroid target
Mosquito-trapping balloons could help us understand one of the world’s deadliest diseases
These spiders make protein-packed milk for their young
Science stories to save you from awkward Thanksgiving conversations
The best way to deal with fall leaves
A science-loving lady could head the next House Science Committee
Do we need an opioid 1,000 times more powerful than morphine? The FDA thinks so.
Megapixels: This strange creature isn’t a spider or a dog, but it sure looks like both
Whoa, dinosaur eggs looked more dope than we thought
These dogs know you have malaria before you do
Megapixels: Spooky animal x-rays are exactly as cool as you’d imagine
Did a giant bird really eat a neanderthal child?
Megapixels: This geometric iceberg will soothe your soul
Lavender might actually help you relax
When and how did dinosaurs go extinct?
The smaller the city, the bigger the flu epidemic
Some hummingbirds hit notes so high, only dogs could hear them
Why erectile dysfunction meds can have serious side effects
What you should know about the new climate change report
The toxins of our past still threaten the future of killer whales
This year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry ‘rewards a revolution based on evolution’
Megapixels: A moth drinks tears from a bird’s eye
Weedkiller weakens bees by messing with their microbiomes
How alcohol does—and doesn’t—affect your memory
Donated organs rarely spread disease, thanks to these protocols
We already know air pollution hurts your heart—and it might also hurt your brain
Humans are natural runners—and this ancient gene mutation might have helped
Specialty Pharmacy Continuum
IBD Patients Report Their Reactions To Biological Therapies
Pharmacy Practice News
Automated Dose Rounding Yields $3.6 Million in Savings
Clinical Oncology News
Reduced Washout Period Between Metronidazole and Bulsulfan Possible
Fatherly
Dad Bod is a Distraction. Men Get Healthier When They Become Dads.
5 Ways Boredom is Actually Great for Kids
All Parents Offer Empty Promises and Hollow Threats. But Do They Do Harm?
Vitamins for Kids Are Unnecessary, Expensive, and Potentially Harmful
From Asthma to Eczema, 8 Health Problems That Peak in Summer
ScienceLine
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… dust?
Podcast: Dog cloning, explained
Video: Saving slow lorises using DNA
A guide to cervical cancer screenings at every age
What pushes a major city to the brink of running out of water?
Alaskans take to the seas to fight climate change
Size isn’t the only thing that matters during an earthquake
Climate detectives use kauri tree clues to uncover secrets from Antarctica
Space.com
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