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Antibody Treatments Could Be a Bridge to a Vaccine

Viruses and Other Germs: Winning a Never-Ending War

Oxford App Helps Avoid Lockdown Crowds

We Just Won a Skirmish in the War on Cancer

The West's Role in Africa's Day of the Locust

February 20, 2020

How Much Do You Know About Women’s Empowerment?

Scientists Develop Plasma Thruster that Could One Day Power Planes

Computer Chip In Patient's Brain Restores Sense Of Touch

Pessimists Archive Podcast, Ep. 25: Birthday Parties

Nineteenth Century Inequality Not As Bad As We Think

February 17, 2020

Scientists Find a Way to Disable a Gene Responsible for Obesity

Life During Lockdown May Be Hindered by Technophobia

Restaurant to Offer 4 Course Meal in Individual Glasshouses

Israel Isolates Coronavirus Antibody in “Significant Breakthrough”

The Battle to Feed Humanity Has Been Won

February 13, 2020

Scientists Create Antibody that Defeats Coronavirus in Lab

How Have Homicide Rates Changed Worldwide?

UK Hospital Trials New COVID-19 Treatment Drug

Roche COVID-19 Antibody Test Gets Emergency FDA Approval

Monnery: Human Progress in Cuba and Hong Kong, Pt. 3

February 12, 2020

US Authorizes Use of Anti-Viral Drug Remdesivir

Disinfection Booths Could Kill COVID-19 “Within 40 Seconds”

R.I.P. Board Member Deepak Lal (1940-2020)

Female Genital Mutilation Is Outlawed in Sudan

Monnery: Human Progress in Cuba and Hong Kong, Pt. 2

February 11, 2020

Pessimists Archive Podcast, Ep. 24: Faces, Faces, Faces

Norberg: Why Securing Supplies Creates Insecurity

Breast Cancer Drug Could Soon Treat Prostate Cancer

Blood Test Helped Detect Cancer Before Symptoms: Study

Monnery: Human Progress in Cuba and Hong Kong, Pt. 1

February 10, 2020

UPS to Deliver Medicine by Drone to Large Retirement Community

Pinker: The Psychology Behind a Pandemic

Could a New UV Technology Fight the Spread of Coronavirus?

How Utilities Are Using AI to Adapt to Electricity Demands

Heroes of Progress, Pt. 37: James Elam and Peter Safar

February 07, 2020

Free 3D-Printed Mask First of its Kind to Get Federal Approval

Ghana Turns to Drones to Enable Faster Coronavirus Testing

Saudi Arabia Ends Flogging and Death Penalty for Minors

COVID Antibody Test Boasts Near 100% Accuracy

Stuff of Progress, Pt. 8: Disinfectants

January 31, 2020

Pessimists Archive Podcast, Ep. 23: Teddy Bears

Introducing the Simon Abundance Index 2020

F.D.A. Approves First In-Home Test for Coronavirus

New Study: COVID-19 Lethality Not Much Different Than Flu

Heroes of Progress, Pt. 36: Wilson Greatbatch

January 24, 2020

Decontamination Process Could Clean 4 Million Masks a Day

Researchers Tracking Travel, Social Media to Help Contain Virus

Researchers Working on Models to Design Ways to Treat COVID-19

CO2 Conversion Company Pitches in to Help COVID-19 Efforts

What Can We Expect from Africa in the 2020s?

January 23, 2020

Simulation Tech Could Help Us Build Better Pandemic Models

“Bath Sponge” Breakthrough Could Boost Cleaner Cars

Latest Updates on COVID-19 in Europe and Globally

The Drugs and Vaccines That Could End the Pandemic

Low-Cost Private Schools Are a Lifeline for the Poor

January 21, 2020

Is 100 the New Life Expectancy for People Born After 2000?

Pessimists Archive Podcast, Ep. 22: Mirrors

We Can Make the Post-COVID World a Much Less Violent Place

China's Data on Symptom-Free Cases Shows Most Never Get Sick

Norberg: The 2010s Have Been Amazing

January 15, 2020

New Rutgers Saliva Test for Coronavirus Gets FDA Approval

How Much Do You Know About the History of Vaccines?