In the Headlines

March 2020

Why the Coronavirus and Most Other Viruses Have No Cure

The Philadelphia Inquirer

How Reddit's Coronavirus Community Became a Destination

NBC News

Can You Get Coronavirus Twice?

Newsweek

NGO Gives Free Soap to Aid COVID-19 Fight

The Phnom Penh Post

A Trick From Cancer Cells Helps Rats Accept Transplanted Limbs

Science News

Number of U.S. Adults at Risk for Blindness on the Rise

Reuters

Many Smokers Quit Before Weight-Loss Surgery but Start up Again Afterward

Reuters

Drug Prices Are Rising Three Times Faster Than Inflation

Fast Company

Coronavirus Global Update

BBC Sounds

True Number of U.S. Coronavirus Cases is Far Above Official Tally, Scientists Say

Los Angeles Times

Many Smokers Quit Before Weight-loss Surgery But Start Up Again Afterward

Reuters

Could the Coronavirus Spark Drug Shortages in the US?

Vox

Machine Learning Takes On Antibiotic Resistance

Quanta magazine

Bias and Stereotyping May Limit Minority Participation in Clinical Trials

Reuters

Could the Coronavirus Spark Drug Shortages in the Us?

Vox

Nursing Homes Face Unique Challenge With Coronavirus

AP

Spinal Cord Injury Patients Can Imagine Resuming Many Activities Because of New Technologies

The Washington Post

6 Ways Universities Are Responding to Coronavirus

NPR

How Coronavirus Spreads: A Cough In Your Face ... Or A Kiss On Your Cheek

NPR

Prosthetic Innovation: 'It's Like You Have a Hand Again'-Study

The New York Times

Prescription Prices Rise Sharply Despite Discounts, Rebates

AARP

Texas Company Licenses Pitt Gene Therapy That Could Cure Diabetes

Post-Gazette

Should Schools Close During a Coronavirus Outbreak? The Answer Isn’t so Obvious

The Baltimore Sun

Even Without Coronavirus, Many Highly Rated Nursing Homes Have Infection-Control Lapses

CNN

Race for a Vaccine

Inside Higher Ed

U.S. Nurse-Midwifery Programs Join International Effort to Reduce Maternal Mortality Rates

Diverse Issues in Higher Education

Scientists Grapple with US Restrictions on Fetal Tissue Research

The Scientist

February 2020

Extended-Release Drugs Could Be Costing U.S. Healthcare System Billions

Reuters

Did a Woman Get Coronavirus Twice? Scientists Are Skeptical

WIRED

Getting a Second Opinion from a Different Doctor Saved This Man from Potentially Going Partially Blind and Losing His Ability to

Reader's Digest

Get Ahead in Mastering the Business of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Times

Artificial Intelligence News: Brain-Based AI Discovers ‘Remarkable’ Antibiotic

Express

Rates of Melanoma Tied to UV Exposure Vary Widely State to State

The New York Times

New Help for Dementia Patients, Delivered Via Games and Puzzles

The Wall Street Journal

Study Warns More Sex Might Mean Higher Likelihood for Cancer

New York Post

Women Face an Increased Risk of Heart Disease With Age—Running Can Help

Runner's World

Women Shouldn’t Get a Bill for an IUD … But Sometimes They Do

Salon

Thousands of Miles From Wuhan, a U.S. City Is Shaken by Coronavirus

The New York Times

Obesity Treatment Programs May Boost Kids' Self-Esteem, Body Image

Reuters

Is The Natural Boob Job The New Boob Job?

Elle