In the Headlines

March 2018

Regular Screening Can Find Teen Depression, But Getting Treatment Isn't Easy

The Washington Post

Doctors Often Skip Discussing Dangers of Driving After Concussion

Reuters

Drue Heinz, Philanthropist, Widow of Heinz CEO, Dead at 103

Boston Globe

Stephon Clark Was Shot 8 Times Primarily in His Back, Family-Ordered Autopsy Finds

The New York Times

Why Some Women May Need Cervical Cancer Screening Even After Age 65

Today

Some Frogs May Be Developing Resistance to a Disastrous Fungus

Wired

Painkiller Overuse Spikes During Cold and Flu Season

Reuters

Brains Cling to Old Habits When Learning New Tricks

Quanta Magazine

Capel Ready for 'Daunting' Task of Rebuilding Pitt Hoops

The Washington Post

Physicians Say Candidate Is in Good Health Despite Collapse

U.S. News & World Report

Baton Rouge Officers Will Not Be Charged in Alton Sterling’s Killing

The New York Times

Pitt Hires Duke's Jeff Capel as Next Basketball Coach

USA Today

Biometric Technology Could Be the Future of Autism Care

The Guardian

Electronic Medicine Can Send You Test Results Quickly. But What If They’re Scary?

The Washington Post

Dentist Group Puts Teeth in Push to Curb Opioid Painkillers

ABC News

Hospital's Reading Program Helps Families with Babies in NICU Bond

ABC News

Gary Lincoff, 75, Dies; Spread the Joy of Mushrooms Far and Wide

The New York Times

10 Scientifically Proven Tips to Beat Stress

BBC Focus Magazine

4 Places Startups Can Find the Talent They Need

Inc.

Who is David Shulkin? 3 Things to Know About the Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Fox News

It's Not Easy Being Green When You're Poor

Marketplace

Maryland Pays Hospitals to Keep People Out of Them

U.S. News & World Report

Worn Like a Helmet, a New Brain Scanner Aims to Make it Easier to Treat Kids With Epilepsy

STAT News

School Choice May Be Accelerating Gentrification

The Atlantic

Traveling to Brazil? Get a Yellow Fever Vaccination First.

The Washington Post

Want to Avoid the Flu While Flying? Try a Window Seat

ABC News

If District Attorney Won't Charge the LAPD Officer Who Shot Brendon Glenn, Some Ask: When Would She Prosecute?

Los Angeles Times

Clint Frazier Is Part of Baseball’s Evolution on Concussions

The New York Times

Men and Women With Depression Show Opposite Molecular Changes

PsychCentral

Can Science Make Alcohol Safer?

The Wall Street Journal [subscription required]

How Einstein Lost His Bearings, and With Them, General Relativity

Quanta Magazine

Dirty Air May Harm Blacks More Than Whites

U.S. News & World Report

Fewer U.S. High School Athletes Play Football Amid Concussion Fears

Reuters

Opinion: The Big Pennsylvania Election Really Isn't About the Candidates

CNN

15 Signs Your Weight Gain Means Your Health Is in Trouble

Reader's Digest

'There are a Lot of Unknowns': British Scientists Set to Work on Zika Vaccine

The Guardian

Pain Specialist Doctor Discusses Different Ways To Treat Chronic Pain [Audio]

NPR

The 10 Universities With the Most Top-ranked Programs

CNBC

Brain Implants Allow Paralyzed Patients to Move Limbs

Financial Times

Fact Check: The Gun Debate

NBC Washington