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February 3, 2017
It’s likely that Jannine Cody would never have earned her Ph.D. or become a globally respected researcher if she hadn’t fumed when her daughter Liz’s doctors told her things like “Let’s wait and see” or “What do you expect?”
January 27, 2017
Patients living in poverty can pose a challenge to medical professionals: Some go off their medication, others fail to report to physical therapy, many struggle to lose weight. Read the full story at the Rivard Report
January 27, 2017
Just hours after the Women’s March on Washington ended on Saturday, scientists began to discuss organizing a march of their own. Read the full story at STAT
January 25, 2017
A “March for Science” is set for Washington, D.C. on Earth Day in April, and organizers hope to galvanize scientists to support scientific research and encourage policymaker to listen to evidence. Read the full story at Newsmax
January 25, 2017
A serious warning, the San Antonio Fire department and emergency medical services say a drug being found on the streets of San Antonio could soon kill if people aren’t informed. Watch the full story on Fox 29
January 25, 2017
Many researchers have raised alarms about how science will be treated in the new administration’s policy decisions. Thousands have embraced the March for Science as a wake-up call, but others say a different approach is most constructive. Read the full story at The Christian Science Monitor