In the Headlines

October 2019

Study: Market Has Measurable Influence on Shareholders’ Votes

Axios

How Fast You Walk Might Show How Fast You're Aging

U.S. News & World Report

I Didn’t Bond With My Baby Right Away

The New York Times

Doing Public Humanities as a Graduate Student

Inside Higher Ed

Change in Memory Test Scoring Could Help Catch Alzheimer's Earlier in Women

NBC News

Study Raises Questions About Who Benefits from Buyouts of Flood-Prone Homes

NPR

The 2019 National Book Awards Finalists

Vanity Fair

Students Create Exhibit Commemorating Pittsburgh Shooting

Jewish Journal

The Huge Waste in the U.S. Health System

The New York Times

Block by Block, Parties Build Obama-Style Rust Belt Networks

Associated Press

Should You Take That Cat Nap? The Sleep Link to Mental Health.

International Business Times

Cuba Is Slowly Losing a Lifeline as Venezuela Collapses

Los Angeles Times

Trump Loves Xi’s Military Parades. They Don’t Give the Full Picture.

The Washington Post

'Tantalizing' Results for a Test of Vitamin C for Sepsis

NPR

September 2019

The Rare Good Samaritans Who Donated Organs Twice

The Wall Street Journal

Teen Vaping Didn’t Cool Juul’s Celebrity Push

The Wall Street Journal

Startups Are Selling You Pills Through Instagram. Why Don’t They Say Which Ones?

Vox

How a 'Walking Dead' Guru Brought 'Creepshow' Back to Life

The New York Times

Patients More Likely to Seek Psychiatric Help After Weight-Loss Surgery

Reuters

Jonathan Van Ness of 'Queer Eye' Is Making Over the Stigma of HIV

Good Morning America

Hot Flashes Connected to Heart Attacks and Cognitive Decline, Studies Say

CNN

The Bare Minimum America Could Do to Expand Health Coverage

Vox

Is Bakuchiol Really Effective Enough to Be a 'Natural Retinol Alternative'?

Self

Are brain implants the future of thinking?

The Guardian

This 1-year Old Just Met the Doctor Who Might Be the Only One Able to Cure His Rare Disease

Good Morning America

Studies Prove That Optimists Live Longer And Healthier Lives

Forbes

Countable on One Hand: The Women Leading Power Five Athletic Departments

The New York Times

The New Science About How to Best Use Your Standing Desk

CNN

The Best Place to Make Undersea Cables Might Be ... in Space

Wired

Lots of Time on Social Media Linked to Anxiety, Depression in Teens

U.S. News & World Report

Patients at For-Profit Dialysis Centers Less Likely to Get Kidney Transplants

Reuters

Colorectal Cancer Becoming More Common at Younger Ages

Reuters

Facebook, Pinterest Fight Back Against Anti-Vaccine Content

Healthline.com

How and Why We Copy the Choices of Others

The Conversation

Suicide Rates Are Rising, Especially in Rural America

NBC News

At 9/11 Memorial, New Recognition for a Longer-term Toll

Associated Press

'Nothing to Lose': How Trump Has Energized America's Women

The Guardian

Scientists Unveil Weed Breathalyzer, Launching Debate

NPR

Enlisting the Immune System to Fight Advanced Colon Cancer

U.S. News & World Report

Capitalism Under Pressure: Why CEOs Rethink Corporate Purpose

The Christian Science Monitor