Think You Have ‘Normal’ Blood Pressure? Think Again
The study, directed by Dr. Seamus P. Whelton, cardiologist and epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention
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Man Arrested After Threatening Wichita Mayor Over Face Masks, Police Say
Mayor Brandon Whipple of Wichita, Kan., said he often gets “goofy” threats, like the time someone said they wanted to
Read moreSome Signs of Recovery From Severe Covid Lung Damage
Even some patients originally deemed as candidates for a lung transplant managed to recuperate and go home without needing one,
Read moreDrug May Extend A.L.S. Patients’ Lives by Several Months, Study Finds
[Like the Science Times page on Facebook. | Sign up for the Science Times newsletter.] The A.L.S. Association is urging
Read moreWhen We Can Hug Again, Will We Remember How It Works?
Alexis Block was worried that the robot she’d built was malfunctioning. She was testing the optimal hug duration for her
Read moreDriving Lessons With a Whiff of Mortality
Google Maps won’t tell you where Ray Charles is spending eternity, but my 16-year-old son, Sebastian, can take you there.
Read moreWhat Does ‘Negative’ on a Coronavirus Test Really Mean?
The BinaxNOW has emergency clearance from the F.D.A., but only when administered within seven days after the onset of symptoms.
Read moreCould Trump Still Spread the Coronavirus? Probably Not, Experts Say
When President Trump makes his appearance on Thursday night on NBC News, he is expected to speak, probably maskless, with
Read moreThe Challenges of Remote Learning for Children Who Stutter
Use jokes to self-disclose The effort and anxiety of trying to hide a stutter is worse for most people than
Read moreDid Lockdowns Lower Premature Births? A New Study Adds Evidence
Stillbirths “might actually be the dark side of this,” Dr. Been said. Researchers couldn’t measure stillbirths in the Dutch data
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