High-Tech Medicine Gets The Headlines, But Low-Tech Also Saves Lives
Many innovative, low-tech approaches to medicine help patients and help reduce the frequency of hospitalizations and, therefore, health care costs.
Is Abortion Really Necessary For Treating Ectopic Pregnancies?
Just like the common false positives that result from early prenatal screening, the false dogma surrounding ectopic pregnancies is contributing to the abortion rate.
A Q&A With The Husband-Wife Duo Behind New CBS Drama ‘Evil’
Can science alone explain depraved criminal actions? Producers Robert and Michelle King examine big questions in their new show ‘Evil.’
The 1859 Project: How The Birth Of The Oil Industry Saved Whales And Propelled Today’s Prosperity
Without early Americans’ entrepreneurial spirit and ingenuity, today’s Americans may not be able to enjoy the kind of prosperity and comfort we often have taken for granted.
New Research Suggests Fluoride In Drinking Water Can Reduce Unborn Babies’ Later IQ
Without any known health benefits of fluoride to babies, and with known potential harms, expectant mothers would do well to decrease or limit the amount of fluoride they consume.
Study: Transgender Male Athletes Keep Physical Advantages Even After Female Hormone Injections
Essentially, this study concludes that men who ‘transition’ by taking testosterone suppressants can rejuvenate whatever muscle mass, strength, and power they may lose initially through proper training.
Here’s Your Non-Hysterical Guide To The Science Required To Address Climate Change
If climate alarmists would stop with their apocalyptic predictions, we could do a lot to mitigate the changing climate and solve our energy problems.
Save The Artificial Intelligence Party For When It Actually Becomes Intelligent
Despite its public image, artificial intelligence software cannot yet match the versatile skills of even the most primitive mammals in the real world.
Here’s What Went Into The Soaring American Achievements Of Apollo 11
Half a century ago, Americans set foot on the moon in a ‘giant leap for mankind.’ This is the story of Apollo 11.
How To Use The Replication Crisis To Force Academia Into Less-Politicized Science
Cutting off funding for science and the humanities is the wrong approach. Instead, we should pour more into it and watch them struggle to replicate studies.
I’m HIV Positive, But I Can’t Support AIDS Research That Uses Aborted Baby Parts
My life is not more valuable than any other person’s, and I do not support exploitation in the name of science, even if it could give me more years of life.
New Typeface Helps You Remember What You Read — By Erasing It
A new study suggests that when our brain works harder to read or write something, the better we recall the information. Enter Sans Forgetica!
Without Action Now, Drug-Resistant Diseases May Create Pandemics
In the United States, antimicrobial resistance causes more than 2 million infections and 23,000 deaths per year—the equivalent of a Boeing 747 crashing each week.
Why One-Third Of Biologists Now Question Darwinism
Dedicated Neo-Darwinists often say ‘no serious scientists disagree’ with Darwinism, or ‘only creationists have problems.’ These contentions are increasingly disproven.
Netflix’s ‘The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind’ Tells A Young Inventor’s Inspirational Tale
In Netflix’s ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,’ viewers follow a 14-year-old who constructed a wind turbine and saved his family from starvation.
Physics Reveals ‘Green’ Energy Sources Are Unrealistic And Unsustainable
Mark Mills joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the climate change debate and the science behind proposed green energy alternatives.
The Trump Administration Needs To Yank Federal Funding For Research Using The Bodies Of Aborted Babies
The NIH lets this heinous practice, which lets Planned Parenthood profit richly from their abortion business, continue at taxpayers’ expense. It must end.
In Very Limited Defense Of The Metric System
The metric system may be highly overrated, but it has at least one useful application.
The Metric System Is Anti-Human Central Planning
All of metric’s shortcomings come back to the same point: it is great for science, but does not fit with the way people live their everyday lives.
Federal Agencies’ Nutrition And Obesity Recommendations Are Junk Science
Too often, medical research is stunted by cronyism, bad incentives, and lack of competent peer review. And it all comes at the expense of taxpayers.
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