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1.2KPoliticsU.S. to Test Expendable Aerial Drones Launched from Airborne ‘Aircraft Carriers’
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is two years away from demonstrating the feasibility of having swarms of recoverable aerial...
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1.3KLifestyleArthritis Drugs Show How U.S. Drug Prices Defy Economics
This story additionally ran on NBC News. This story will be republished totally free (details). Renda Bower is aware of effectively the...
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1.1KScience and technologyWhy the range and inclusion dialog should embrace folks with disabilities
“Diversity is being invited to the party, inclusion is being asked to dance.” -Verna Myers With this in thoughts, communities ought to...
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1.5KLifestyleMedicare Penalizes Group Of 751 Hospitals For Patient Injuries
Jordan Rau, Kaiser Health News Use Our Content This Kaiser Health News story will be republished without spending a dime (details). More...
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4.2KLifestyle751 Hospitals Hit With Safety Penalties For 2018: Data Table
Jordan Rau, Kaiser Health News The federal government Thursday lowered a year’s worth of Medicare payments to 751 hospitals to penalize them...
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1.3KLifestylePodcast: ‘What The Health?’ 2017: The Year In Health Policy
This has been fairly a yr in well being coverage. In 2017, the Affordable Care Act survived quite a few GOP efforts...
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1.2KLifestyleUnregulated Herpes Experiments Expose ‘Black Hole’ Of Accountability
Marisa Taylor, Kaiser Health News Recent revelations that a U.S. researcher injected Americans along with his experimental herpes vaccine with out routine...
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1.1KPoliticsU.S. to Punish North Korea for ‘WannaCry” Ransomware Attack
The United States plans to take unilateral action to punish North Korea for developing and unleashing the infamous "WannaCry" ransomware attack last...
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911PoliticsU.S. Senate Passes Tax Bill Repudiated by Most Americans as Giveaway to the Rich
The Republican Party-dominated Senate on Dec. 20 voted along party lines to approve the contentious Tax Cuts and Jobs Act rejected by...
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926PoliticsAmericans are Dying Younger as U.S. Life Expectancy Drops Again
For the first time in 50 years, the life expectancy at birth for Americans has fallen for two straight years, even as...