Without obtaining the foundational skills such as phonics and oral reading fluency, students experience difficulty with overall literacy achievement

From smart sleeping to better mental and physical health, researchers' guidance aims to improve well-being.

Anyone who is outside in frigid temperatures for more than about 15 minutes is at high risk of developing hypothermia and frostbite, David Holmes says,

Carleara Weiss says improved sleep can have emotional, physical and mental health benefits.

Mingchen Gao aims to improve health outcomes and make health care more accessible.

Annette Wysocki offers insight into the critical role that nurses play as Gallup survey on most ethical professions is released.

Experts can speak about the eclipse from an array of topics, including physics and science, education, its cultural significance and more.

AI systems initially trained on images of young white males, and are most biased against women of color, Ifeoma Nwogu says.

Apple is facing even more serious antitrust challenges from the Department of Justice, 16 state attorneys general, Christine Bartholomew says.

Supply chain will see delays in automobiles, coal and other goods typically handled in Baltimore, says Irina Benedyk.

Efforts to criminalize homelessness are ineffective and have compounding negative effects, says Amanda Aykanian.

The distinguished visiting scholar discusses the important role that hip-hop plays in the electoral process.

Annette Wysocki can discuss the important role nurses play, and why it’s more important than ever to support them.

Rescheduling cannabis would have broad implications, paving the way for more informed research on the drug and its effects, to tax benefits for businesses, to the potential for rectifying drug-related wrongs.

Nathalia P. Andrade says AI can be used in three different stages of care: diagnosis, treatment and maintenance. 

“Consumer choice was constrained, and higher prices were imposed because fans had to either buy the entire package – which few, if any wanted – in order to gain access to the product they wanted,” expert says.

University at Buffalo pharmacy professor discusses online training program for prescribers, other efforts to reduce drug abuse.

Lindsay Hahn recently authored a study of 55 years of statements from mass shooters.

‘No layperson will be able to understand and appreciate the terms they are agreeing to,’ states Tanya Monestier.

UB law professor Manoj Mate says the changes could ‘restore equilibrium to our system of separation of powers and the rule of law.’

President has ‘massive amount of control’ over policy, hiring of judges and more, according to John Giammatteo.

Early September debate between Trump and Harris could shift polls either way, says Conor Dowling.

David Heppner published the first three-dimensional model of lazertinib, which the FDA approved last week to be used in a combo therapy.

With climate change accelerating and causing longer and more intense heat waves, the problem is expected to grow.

Africa Hands, PhD, assistant professor of information science and a former public library worker, shares her insights on why Banned Books Week is critical and what it means for the future of education and community values.

Tanya Monestier says the retail giant fails to notify customers when it switches sellers of merchandise.

Given the fall of Assad regime, Carla Martínez Machain says it’s unlikely U.S. will attack Syria anytime soon.