In the Headlines

March 2018

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

15 Signs Your Weight Gain Means Your Health Is in Trouble

Reader's Digest

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

Reuters

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

CNN

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

NPR

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

The Guardian

The 10 Universities With the Most Top-ranked Programs

CNBC

Yellow Fever Circles Brazil’s Huge Cities

The New York Times

Brain Implants Allow Paralyzed Patients to Move Limbs

Financial Times

Fact Check: The Gun Debate

NBC Washington

Trump’s Tariff Gambit to Face First Political Test in Heart of Steel Country

The Globe and Mail

This Smart Mouthguard Can Monitor Concussions

Wired

Childfree by Choice: When You Don't Want Kids — But Your Doctor Won't Listen

SELF magazine

February 2018

Colleges in These States Are Pledging Support for the Students' #NeverAgain Movement for Gun Control

Newsweek

YouTube Stars Play with Soap in Videos to Spark Tingly Feelings and Relaxation

Today

5 Physical Signs Your Children Are Bonding, According To Experts

Romper

Doctors 'Sound the Alarm' on Possible Harms of Saline in IV Bags

CBS News

What Are Active-Shooter Drills Doing to Kids?

The Atlantic

Is Breastfeeding Good for Mom's Heart? [Video]

ABC News

Nextdoor and More: The Good, Bad and Ugly of Neighborhood Social Networks

How Stuff Works

‘Black Panther,’ History and the Future

Inside Higher Ed

Bobby Grier: Broke the Color Barrier in the Sugar Bowl

The Undefeated

Texas Woman Warns Others After Loud MRI Permanently Damages Her Ears: 'I Live a Life of Misery'

People

The Left Is Energized. Now It Needs to Vote.

The New York Times

Student Writers Present Short Films Inspired by Ava DuVernay's 'A Wrinkle in Time'

The Hollywood Reporter

As Midterms Approach, Will U.S. Offer Unified Defense of Its Elections?

The Christian Science Monitor

4 Questions a Woman Needs to Ask if She Suspects a Heart Attack

Today

Grab a Beer, Because There Might Be a Link to Drinking Every Day and Living Past 90

Men's Health

Hands-On Eats: A Deep Dive Into Enjoying Ethiopian Food Like a Pro

The Washington Post

Did the U.S. ‘Hack Back’ at Russia? Here’s Why This Matters in Cyberwarfare.

The Washington Post

Companies Pay Workers to Get Savvier With Money

The Wall Street Journal [subscription required]

18 Weird Ways Running Affects Your Body

Runner's World

Other Viruses Cause Zika-like Damage to Fetuses, Study Finds

CNN

Florida School Shooting Renews Debate Over Gun Access and Mental Health

The Wall Street Journal [subscription required]

Diplomats in Cuba Suffered Brain Injuries. Experts Still Don’t Know Why.

The New York Times