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'Recorder': Meet the Woman Who Recorded 70k Tapes of American News

6 years ago wbur.org

Amtrak Could Turn a Profit in 2020 for the First Time Ever

6 years ago wbur.org

Deepfakes: MIT Brought Nonexistent Apollo Disaster Nixon Speech to Life

6 years ago wbur.org deepfake mit

Craig Breedlove's Quest for the Land Speed Record

6 years ago wbur.org

Study of more than 70,000 cancer survivors shows that LGBT cancer survivors receive less access to follow-up care for preventing and detecting recurrences, and screening for long-term effects of cancer treatments than their heterosexual counterparts.

6 years ago wbur.org cancer

I've Listened to Loud Rock Music All My Life. Now My Hearing Is Paying the Price

6 years ago wbur.org music

Study: Bias Drops Dramatically for Sexual Orientation and Race – But Not Weight

6 years ago wbur.org

My Dad's Friendship with Charles Barkley

6 years ago wbur.org

Researchers tracked about 2,000 older adults in the U.S

7 years ago wbur.org

Global Warming Will Cause More People To Die By Suicide, Study Finds

7 years ago wbur.org

Turning Sex Ed Into a Game Reduces STIs Among Gay and Bisexual Millennials By a Staggering 40% Compared to Standard Sex Ed Materials

7 years ago wbur.org game

In a surprising study of consumer attitudes on GMOs, researchers from Vermont report that mandatory labeling actually increased trust in GMO foods

7 years ago wbur.org

A century-old tuberculosis vaccine shows promise against type 1 diabetes in clinical trials, newly released data shows

7 years ago wbur.org diabetes release vaccine

Death is too unpredictable to plan end of life spending cuts: A study from MIT looking at 6 million Medicare medical records used machine learning to train a computer algorithm to predict deaths

7 years ago wbur.org algorithm mit

A Key Lesson from the 1918 Flu Pandemic? 'Tell the Truth,' One Historian Says

7 years ago wbur.org

Not Just Nausea And Vomiting: Cancer Docs Now Worry About 'Financial Toxicity'

8 years ago wbur.org cancer

Half of U.S. Smartphone Users Aren't Downloading Apps, Data Shows

9 years ago wbur.org

Neuroscientists' Open Letter To DIY Brain Hackers

9 years ago wbur.org brain

Why I Had a Magnet Implanted in My Finger

9 years ago wbur.org

‘They Don’t Make These Anymore’: Maintaining the MBTA’s 100-Year-Old Signals

9 years ago wbur.org

Time for a Guaranteed Basic Income?

9 years ago onpoint.wbur.org

When the Doctor Must Choose Between Her Patients and Her Notes

9 years ago commonhealth.wbur.org

How the Food Industry Engineers the Need to Eat

9 years ago hereandnow.wbur.org

When and Where Do You Stress? Ambitious Project Aims to Map Daily Life

10 years ago commonhealth.wbur.org

Exercise May Make Bullied Adolescents Feel Less Suicidal

10 years ago commonhealth.wbur.org

Symptom checkers — those tools that let you enter information and then produce a diagnosis — are accurate about half of the time, according to a study out of Harvard Medical School.

10 years ago commonhealth.wbur.org

Why Your Dog Can Get Vaccinated Against Lyme Disease and You Can’t (2012)

10 years ago wbur.org disease

Drought-Stricken California Communities Consider Desalination

10 years ago hereandnow.wbur.org california

Curt Schilling Fights Back Against Daughter’s Twitter Trolls

10 years ago onlyagame.wbur.org twitter

Making Contact In The ‘Olympics’ Of Ham Radio

11 years ago onlyagame.wbur.org

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