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HHS announces funds, legal protections for abortion providers and patients
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is offering federal resources to protect abortion providers and patients in Texas…
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Modern simulations could improve MRIs: Engineers find more efficient models to analyze contrast agents that find disease
Gadolinium-based contrast agents, the gold standard in magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) to determine the health of a patient, can be improved,…
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Scientists find a new way to reverse immune suppression in tumors
Malignant tumors can enhance their ability to survive and spread by suppressing antitumor immune cells in their vicinity, but a…
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Watch Michaela Coel Dedicate Her Show to Sexual Assault Survivors in a Powerful Emmy’s Speech
In one of the shortest but perhaps most powerful speeches of the night, Michaela Coel took the stage to accept…
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Shalane Flanagan, Who Retired in 2019, Will Attempt to Run 6 World Marathons in 42 Days, All in Under 3 Hours
SELF: When did you decide to take on all six Majors this fall? Shalane Flanagan: I think I officially decided…
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Electric vehicles divide opinion as car-loving Germany goes to polls
The second Steve Dumke spots a gap in the traffic on the road from Eggersdorf to Strausberg, his white Hyundai…
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Food Shaming: What it Is and How to Stop It
We’ve all been at a gathering and heard someone comment about what was on another person’s plate. But when it…
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Rich countries not providing poor with pledged climate finance, analysis says
Rich countries will continue to miss a longstanding pledge to provide poor countries with $100bn a year in climate finance…
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Labor and climate groups haven’t always been natural allies. These advocates are changing that
In the beginning of this summer, the US state of Connecticut passed legislation to guarantee prevailing wage and benefits are…
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Period Blood Clots: Are They Normal?
Having a period is normal. And while a menstruation cycle can vary in length, amount and frequency, menstrual blood clots…
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Ocean Cleanup struggles to fulfill promise to scoop up plastic at sea
VICTORIA, Canada, Sept 16 (Reuters) – Docked at a Canadian port, crew members returned from a test run of the…
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Climate storytelling: Creativity and imagination in the face of bleak realities
“There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns.” Octavia Butler wrote this as an epigram for…
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More emergency surgeries, more ‘catastrophic’ bills in states without Medicaid expansion
A Duke University researcher compared surgeries performed in Medicaid expansion states to those in states that did not expand the…
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Your Lawn Is an ‘Ecological Deadzone.’ The Case For Replacing It with Native Plants – The Allegheny Front
Fall is the time to plant shrubs and perennials for next year, and as people are planning, an entomologist wants…
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This Powerful Democrat Linked to Fossil Fuels Will Craft the U.S. Climate Plan
WASHINGTON — Joe Manchin, the powerful West Virginia Democrat who chairs the Senate energy panel and earned half a million…
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We’re all being encouraged to get electric vehicles, but who is going to service them?
Like many Canadians, if you’re not already driving a hybrid or electric vehicle, you’re likely thinking about one for your…
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At 50, Greenpeace is an environmental success story — with a daunting future | CBC News
Fifty years ago, an ad-hoc group of environmentalists gathered around living rooms and kitchen tables in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood with a shared…
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‘A lot of salmon died’: Ahousaht Guardians look to watershed restoration amid B.C.’s dangerously dry summer | The Narwhal
This story is part of When in Drought, a series about threats to B.C.’s imperilled freshwater systems and the communities…
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The lessons for British Columbia in Alaska’s epic Bristol Bay sockeye run | The Narwhal
Every summer, biologist Daniel Schindler walks hundreds of kilometers up and down the Wood River in Alaska, counting red and…
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Global coral reef cover has declined by half since 1950s
Climate change has had a devastating effect on coral reef coverage across the world. Overfishing, pollution, and other activities have…
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Climate top of the agenda as knife-edge race to lead Germany enters final stage
As Annalena Baerbock steps on to the stage, the downpour that minutes before had soaked those gathered on Chemnitz’s Theater…
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Dirty air can be deadly. Here’s how to protect yourself.
The United States has faced nearly 44,000 wildfires this year alone, and altogether they have burned an area the size…
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New Evidence of Corruption at EPA Chemicals Division
Scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency have provided The Intercept with new information showing that senior staff have made chemicals…
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‘They screwed up our lake’: tar sands pipeline is sucking water from Minnesota watersheds
Along the eastern boundary of the White Earth Indian Reservation in north-western Minnesota, Indigenous Anishinaabe wild rice harvesters Jerry and…
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Caroline Lucas backs climate protests blocking M25 because of ‘existential crisis’
Green MP Caroline Lucas has backed the climate emergency protests that blocked the M25 motorway, saying they are justified by…
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The Covid Crisis Is Now a Garbage Crisis, Too
Across Brazil, recycling plants stopped running for months. In Uganda, a junkyard is short on reusable plastics. And in Indonesia’s…
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United Nations Warns of ‘Catastrophic Pathway’ With Current Climate Pledges
But still missing are new pledges from 70 countries, including China, which currently produces the largest share of greenhouse gas…
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Reconciliation bill would slash emissions. But by how much?
Congress is considering the most aggressive piece of climate legislation in U.S. history, prompting a scramble among interest groups and…
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Does Nature Have Rights? A Burgeoning Legal Movement Says Rivers, Forests and Wildlife Have Standing, Too – Inside Climate News
For Chuck O’Neal, a lifelong outdoorsman and environmentalist, the moment of truth came on election night 2020, as results rolled…
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In cities, money doesn’t grow on trees, but more trees grow near money | CBC News
The trend is clear: the wealthier your neighbourhood, the more likely you will be surrounded by trees. A CBC News…
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First rehabilitated birds released after being oiled at Phillips 66’s Alliance refinery
The first two birds cleaned and rehabilitated after being found oiled at the Phillips 66 refinery in Alliance as a…
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Ancient DNA rewrites early Japanese history — modern day populations have tripartite genetic origin
Ancient DNA extracted from human bones has rewritten early Japanese history by underlining that modern day populations in Japan have…
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Discovery highlights the complex lifestyles of frontline immune cells
WEHI researchers have made a surprise discovery about how immune ‘sentinel’ cells are maintained, which could have implications for drugs…
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Infants exposed to domestic violence have poorer cognitive development: Study explores impact of multiple father figures on infant neurodevelopmental delays
While assessing a pregnant woman with premature labor in 1983, Linda Bullock noticed bruises on the woman. When she asked…
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In the Democrats’ Budget Package, a Billion Tons of Carbon Cuts at Stake – Inside Climate News
Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia was explaining why he opposed his Democratic colleagues’ $3.5 trillion budget plan, but his…
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Researchers find immune cells that guard frequent site of cancer spread
In the progressing field of immunotherapy, surprisingly little is known about immunity to metastatic tumors in locations such as lymph…
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Do doctors treat pain differently based on their patients’ race? Study shows physicians dispensed opioids for back pain more frequently to their white patients than to their patients of color
Physicians prescribed opioids more often to their white patients who complained of new-onset low back pain than to their Black,…
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Marching band kids at risk from heat illness: It’s not just student-athletes who need guidelines for heat protection during practice
This time of year, you hear a lot about heat-related illnesses in athletes. Thousands of student-athletes are sidelined by heat…
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More intensive and personalized strategies may be needed for weight loss
Modest weight loss can lead to meaningful risk reduction in adults with obesity. Although both behavioral economic incentives and environmental…
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Study uncovers new link between long-term arsenic exposure and Type 2 diabetes
A University of Arizona Health Sciences study has identified the biological mechanism linking long-term arsenic exposure to diseases such as…
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How ribosomes are assembled in human cells
All cells need ribosomes to make the proteins necessary for life. These multi-component molecular machines build complex proteins by stitching…
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Biologists identify new targets for cancer vaccines: Vaccinating against certain proteins found on cancer cells could help to enhance the T cell response to tumors
Over the past decade, scientists have been exploring vaccination as a way to help fight cancer. These experimental cancer vaccines…
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Discovery of rapid-response signaling platform suggests new path for blocking allergic inflammation
New discoveries about a built-in rapid reaction system that triggers inflammatory responses when people are exposed to allergens, such as…
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Allergies to mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines rare, generally mild, study finds
Allergic reactions to the new mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines are rare, typically mild and treatable, and they should not deter people…
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CMS delays enforcement of key interoperability requirement of payer-to-payer data exchange
The Biden administration has delayed enforcement of payer-to-payer data exchange included in a May 2020 final interoperability rule until future…
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Microneedles pierce biofilm for more effective topical delivery of antibiotics to infected wounds
A Purdue University engineer’s patent-pending invention could improve the quality of life for millions of people suffering from diabetic foot…
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Six stages of engagement in ADHD treatment revealed in new, diverse study
Six stages of engagement in treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) have been reported by researchers at Boston Medical Center based…
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Witnessing abuse of sibling can lead to mental health issues
A national study from the University of New Hampshire shows children who witness the abuse of a brother or sister…
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Bagged Kale Recalled in 10 States Due to Possible Listeria Contamination
Baker Farms just announced a kale recall due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall includes 1-lb plastic bags…
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Humana rumored to be eyeing Centene takeover, again: report
Rumors are swirling, again, that Humana is interested in buying Medicaid managed-care company Centene. The speculation is based on chatter that…
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