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Birth and Death in New York City

Birth and Death in New York City

Hospitals react to NYC’s high maternal death rate.

By Andrew Klein | Posted August 9, 2006

Halo of Many Hues

Halo of Many Hues

Rare colorful marvel makes an appearance over Spokane, WA.

By Andrea Thompson | Posted August 7, 2006

Stray Voltage Still on the Loose

Stray Voltage Still on the Loose

New York City’s power utility seeks ways to lessen the danger.

By Adam T. Hadhazy | Posted August 4, 2006

Rewiring Lost Connections

Rewiring Lost Connections

Bionic implants are helping patients with paralysis to regain movement.

By Edyta Zielinska | Posted August 2, 2006

Sunbathers Take Out the Trash

Sunbathers Take Out the Trash

A beach may replace the sanitation department in Manhattan’s meatpacking district.

By Melissa Mahony | Posted July 31, 2006

Better than Bait

Better than Bait

Scientists are finally realizing what worm farmers like Dave Greninger have known for years.

By Alison Snyder | Posted July 27, 2006

Tanners Anonymous

Tanners Anonymous

Some people might be addicted to UV light.

By Sabina Borza | Posted July 26, 2006

Green Buildings

Green Buildings

Conservation through architecture.

By Susan Cosier | Posted July 25, 2006

Physics on the Brink

Physics on the Brink

The much-anticipated Large Hadron Collider has physicists on the edge of their seats.

By Karen Schrock | Posted July 24, 2006

Scientist With a Cause

Scientist With a Cause

George Thurston battles asthma in the Bronx.

By Melissa Mahony | Posted July 19, 2006

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