Reality-based drivers’ ed may help reduce risk
A supplemental course teaches kids the real consequences that come from making dangerous decisions while behind the wheel.
A scientist says maybe Pluto’s a planet after all
New research suggests that the reason Pluto lost its status as a planet may not be a valid reason. At least some scientists think so.
Hybrid vigor increases in an invasive Fla. python
Invasive pythons in Florida have increased their chances of survival by interbreeding between Indian and Burmese pythons.
Music lessons may reduce bullying of autistic kids
Collaborative music lessons in schools may help to reduce the bullying of autistic students, new research suggests.
Good posture may help your math test scores
If math tests or public speaking brings anxiety that keeps you from doing well, a simple change in posture could help.
NASA once again to launch humans from US soil
NASA will once again launch astronauts into space from US soil, the 1st time since the Shuttle was retired in 2011.
Number killed in Hurricane Maria may exceed 1,000
A Puerto Rican hurricane may have killed a much higher number of people than the government's official estimate of 64.
Brain games may have no effect
Can you play "brain games" and increase your cognitive abilities? Probably not, a team of Canadian researchers believes.
Smartphone use linked to ADHD behaviors in teens
Teens who frequently use their ubiquitous smartphones and multimedia devices are more likely to develop ADHD symptoms.
Hot schools need air conditioning. Period.
If classrooms are too hot, students don't learn so well. A recent study shows that even for healthy kids, A/C is required if it's hot.