Pediatrician John Snyder provides vaccine information to Tenzin Dekey, who had taken his 1-year-old son to Amherst Pediatrics for an annual exam. He accepted the vaccines Snyder recommended. Karen Brown/New England Public Media hide title toggle title Karen Brown/New England Public Media Dr. John Snyder, of Amherst, Massachusetts, has been practicing pediatrics for 30 years.
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NPR journalist Manoush Zomorodi and her latest book, Body Electric: The Hidden Health Costs of the Digital Age and New Science to Reclaim Your Wellbeing. Flatiron Books/Tory Williams/NPR hide title toggle title Flatiron Books/Tory Williams/NPR The internet in my apartment went out last Saturday. For three full days! I’m used to having multiple faucets of
NASA interns at Johnson Space Center are applying their talents to real-world projects while working alongside engineers, scientists, communicators and innovators advancing human spaceflight. Discover how these students are gaining hands-on experience, contributing to real missions, and preparing to join the nation’s highly skilled and competitive aerospace workforce. Meet the students behind the work and
Stewart Island/Rakiura is New Zealand’s third largest island, tiny compared to the country’s North Island and South Island. However, it is home to one of the largest populations of kiwi: the Stewart Island tokoeka. This flightless bird, a subspecies of the southern brown kiwi (Apterix australis)There are thousands on the island, dwarfing its human population
Explanation: This could be the view from an exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf star, but it’s our own Sun. This image was taken on July 22, 2026 in the Okanagan region in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Smoke from the Pacific Northwest wildfires acted as a solar filter, allowing the photographer to take this