Yale’s School of Public Health Honors Nine-Year-Old Lanternfly Catcher Who Was Reported to Police
The science community said, "She's one of us."
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Black Founder Creates Meditation App for People of Color
Julio Rivera found a deep-seated need to connect to the wellness space. As an Afro-Latino, he found a practice that worked for him at the New York Insight Meditation Center. When that was taken away due to an intensive schedule, he felt extremely isolated which caused a sudden onset of anxiety that he wasn't sure how to cope with.
New Wearable Tech to Prevent Zika
When Skin-So-Soft isn’t enough, there’s Nobitech. This is a new athletic line of clothing made from high-tech fabric designed to repel disease-carrying insects, including mosquitoes that transmit the Zika virus....
New Malaria Vaccine to be Tested in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi
In wake of World Malaria Day on Tuesday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it will begin testing the first malaria vaccine in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi starting in 2018.
Three-Year College the Norm in Europe
Three-year college is the norm in Europe. If U.S. schools adopt that model, families could cut college costs by 25% or more; plus students would benefit.