In the Headlines

July 2018

Fewer Older Black Patients Survive Long-term After Cardiac Arrest in the Hospital

Reuters

Do You Like ‘Dogs Playing Poker’? Science Would Like to Know Why

The New York Times

Any Day Now: A Conversation with Anjali Sachdeva

The Rumpus

Dehydration May Muddle Your Thinking

Reuters

What Is CBD? What to Know Now About This Cannabis Product

Consumer Reports

Good News for Remote Monitoring Reimbursement

Politico

College Students Transform Into Princes and Princesses to Visit Children in the Hospital

ABC News

People with Allergies Often Leave Life-saving Epinephrine at Home

Reuters

June 2018

Exercise and Obesity Both on the Rise, According to New Study

Fox News

The Burning Question: How Much Sunscreen?

The Wall Street Journal [subscription required]

Worrying Too Much? Doctors Explain When Anxiety Becomes a Problem

Today

Study Suggests Thousands More Opioid Deaths

U.S. News & World Report

Older Women Still Need Bone Checks to Prevent Fractures

Reuters

Future Astronauts Must Perform Surgery in Space — and It Will Be Gross

Live Science

Breathing Tubes Fail to Save Many Older Patients

The New York Times

All the Ways Technology Ruins Our Attention Spans

Vice

‘I Don’t Think We Were Prepared for This Level of Cruelty’

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Sonic Attack or Mass Paranoia? New Evidence Stokes Debate Over Diplomats' Mysterious Illness

Science

Are Omega-3s Good for Your Brain?

TIME magazine

The Pain and Promise of Black Women in Philosophy

The New York Times

'You Can't Just Gloss Over This History': The Movement to Honor Ida B. Wells Gains Momentum

The Washington Post

Army Vet and Father of 3 Children with Autism Builds Technology to Help the Physically Disabled

People

Is a Chemical Used in MRIs a Threat to Marine Ecosystems?

Hakai magazine

Fewer US Teens Smoking, Doing Drugs ... and Drinking Milk

The Associated Press

Liberals are More Empathetic Than Conservatives, But Both Favor Themselves, Research Claims

Newsweek

Dr. Brian Primack: 'Empowerment and Education' Crucial for Media Literacy in Youth

The Washington Post

How International Students Can Earn U.S. Nursing Degrees

U.S. News & World Report

Toll Of Twitter Trolls: Study Delves Into Social Media's Link To Depression

WBUR Boston

A Mucus Wrapper Helps Flu to Fly

Nature

Mr. Rogers Had a Simple Set of Rules for Talking to Children

The Atlantic

Female Historians Try to End the I-Didn’t-Know-Any-Women Excuse for Men-Only Panels

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Suicide Rates Are Up 30 Percent Since 1999, CDC Says

NBC News

Defying Prevention Efforts, Suicide Rates Are Climbing Across the Nation

The New York Times

Ex-Leader of Rogue Police Unit Gets 25 Years in Prison

The Washington Post

‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’: Documentary Shows How Mister Rogers Made Goodness Desirable

Los Angeles Times

Study: Negative Social Media Experiences Linked to Depression

U.S. News & World Report

Pennsylvania To Lead Nation In Medical Marijuana Research

Forbes

Blood Test Might Help Predict Both Preterm and Healthy Delivery Dates

STAT News

Jesse James Decker's Honest Breastfeeding Story Shows the Reality of #momlife

Motherly

At the World's First Fully Accessible Water Park, Every Guest Can Swing, Splash and Play in Sand

Mic