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Vaccine Protects Against Zika Virus in Rhesus Monkeys

August 04, 2016

Firms Hope to Heal Organs with Electrical Signals

August 03, 2016

3D-Printed Heart Saves 5-Year-Old Child's Life

August 03, 2016

In 50 Years, Infant Mortality Decreased by 75 Percent

August 01, 2016

Watching Television at a Discount Compared to the Past

December 18, 2015

The Number of African Children with HIV Is Declining

Titanium and Gold Surpass Steel's Strength

The Number of Daily Smokers Has Dropped Dramatically

Sharing Rides While Slashing Emissions

Dishwashers Are More Affordable than Before

December 16, 2015

More Women Now Hold Positions of Power

Author Says Modern Life Is Good Despite Recession

African Teen Revolutionizes Crop Hydration

Women Are Waiting Longer to Get Married

Processing Food for Less, When Cost Is Measured in Labor Time

December 14, 2015

Ultimate Resource Makes Rare Earth Metals Less Rare

Lab-Grown Tissue Allays Arthritis Pain

After a Dip, U.S. Employment Is Up Again

New Hard-Drive to Store Data in Individual Atoms

Enjoying Your Morning Toast at a Discount

December 11, 2015

Fewer People Do Back-Breaking Agricultural Labor

Julian Simon on Resources, Growth and Human Progress

Sunflower Crops Are Saving Burundi

More People Get to Experience Flying

Something to Celebrate: Holiday Dinner at a Discount

December 09, 2015

Stem Cell Mass Production Is Now Possible

Traffic Fatalities in the U.S. Have Been Falling

Targeted Gene Therapy Could Treat Depression

25 Years of Reforms in Ex-Communist Countries

Market Solutions for Population Problems

December 07, 2015

HIV Treatment Also Slows the Virus's Spread

U.S. Manufacturers Are Increasing Output

Abundance: Thoughts on the Book from Jason Silva

Major Breakthrough to Detect Alzheimer's before Onset

Blenders Cost Considerably Less than in 1979

December 07, 2015

There Are More Internet Users as Access Spreads

Monsanto Helping to Feed the World

Crop Production in Asia Has Accelerated Since 1990

Emergency Departments Saw Mortality Rates Plummet

By Far the Best Map You Will See Today

December 03, 2015

How AI Is Being Used to Prevent Blindness

Fewer Children Between the Ages of 7 and 14 Are Working

Replacing Dentists' Drills with Stem Cells

Worldwide, Literacy Rates for Women Are Increasing

Traveling into the Future, Despite Regulatory Traffic

December 01, 2015

Matt Ridley Discusses Going Beyond the Rational

Solar Power Is Helping Create Smart Villages in India

Fewer Asians Do Grueling Agricultural Labor

Kelp Eases Impact of Ocean Acidification

Singapore: the Power of Economic Freedom

November 25, 2015

Since 2000, U.S. Energy Consumption Has Fallen

Vertical Farms Offer a More Efficient Direction

New Software Predicts Cancer Mutations

Average Years of Schooling Have Increased in Africa

Living Standards Rising in Ex-Communist Countries

November 24, 2015

Fifty Cent Paper Strips to Combat Diseases

More Women in Asia Are Attending University

Stossel: a Practical Earth Day

Growing Customized Bones in a Lab

Thanksgiving Dinner Has Become Cheaper over Time

November 20, 2015

Forested Areas in Asia Have Been Increasing

R2-D2 and BB-8 May Not Be Far Away