A professional birder has developed trails to help visually disabled people enjoy the forest. Plus, the forthcoming novel “The Terraformers,” is an adventure in transforming a planet.

A new study assesses the vast trove of research into the causes and best treatments for long COVID patients. Plus, determining what art is real requires some expert sleuthing.

A climate reporter explains what’s behind all the recent furor over gas stoves. Plus, how we're developing new vaccines to combat COVID-19. And, a 3-D printed violin that costs $7.

An antibiotics shortage is affecting children who need penicillin. Plus, what bat vocalizations have in common with death metal singers.

These recent technological innovations may cause significant cultural changes. Plus, Science writer Bethany Brookshire’s new book tries to untangle what separates a pest from the rest.

The FDA recently approved the first commercial meat made from animal cell cultures. Can it happen at a large scale? Plus, new insights into early human migration to North America.

How do you integrate science into standup comedy? Plus, more pharmacies can now seek permission to carry abortion pills, but local rules may affect availability.

How redlining influenced Baltimore’s trees, and how the city is working to correct it.  Plus, researchers finally discover why upper respiratory infections are so common in winter.

What happened in the aftermath of the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs?  Plus, the science of champagne. And what rodent social behavior can teach us about ourselves.