LA Times - Science

Saturday th 30th of November 2019

Doctors use CRISPR gene editing in cancer patients, a first in the U.S. - 12:27

Doctors report success in penis transplant for injured veteran - 12:27

For young athletes, concussion risks of playing sports are still unclear, experts say - 12:27

Mercury skips across sun's vast glare in rare transit - 12:27

Statin use is up and U.S. cholesterol levels are down after controversial guidelines - 12:27

Hurricanes that cause major destruction are becoming more frequent, study says - 12:27

Meet the scientist who's been counting California butterflies for 47 years and has no plans to stop - 12:27

Superbug infections are rising but deaths are falling, CDC says - 12:27

Biggest California earthquake in decades ruptured on at least 24 faults - 12:27

A warmer world is an unhealthier place for children, doctors warn - 12:27

When pregnant women who abuse opioids are treated like criminals, their babies suffer - 12:27

New satellite measurements show how polluted Los Angeles' air really is - 12:27

In the Sierra, scientists bet on 'survivor' trees to withstand drought and climate change - 12:27

Both old and new drugs may offer fresh ways to fight heart disease - 12:27

Juul wanted to revolutionize vaping. It took a page from Big Tobacco's chemical formulas - 12:27

Butterfly on a bomb range: How scientists have made the Endangered Species Act work - 12:27

Louisiana tried to help prisoners fight opioid addiction. Here's why doctors objected - 12:27

Some states allow opioid addicts to try medical marijuana. The federal government isn't pleased - 12:27

A disease that could devastate citrus growers has reached San Bernardino County - 12:27

Even computer algorithms can be biased. Scientists have different ideas of how to prevent that - 12:27

Homeland Security watchdog investigates whistleblower complaint over lapses in bioterrorism program - 12:27

Suicides and overdoses among factors fueling drop in U.S. life expectancy - 12:27

Threat of mudslides returns to California after devastating fires. How do they work? - 12:27

Margaret Mangan wants Californians to know — and love — their backyard volcanoes - 12:27

Sunday th 12th of May 2019

NASA’s new carbon observatory is set for launch despite Trump’s efforts to ax it - 02:43

About 1 in 14 Puerto Rican schoolchildren experienced PTSD after Hurricane Maria - 02:43

Few details in Newsom’s water policy directive - 02:42

FDA approves sales of cigarette alternative that heats, but doesn't burn, tobacco - 02:42

In tree rings, signs that climate change started boosting drought risk long ago - 02:42

Jawbone found in a Tibetan cave expands the known territory of ancient Denisovans - 02:42

How bamboo-eating pandas trick their bodies into thinking they are carnivores - 02:42

Luke Perry and John Singleton remind us that strokes can strike younger adults too - 02:42

How teaching kids about climate change can influence their conservative parents - 02:42

When teaching climate change, tackle the myths along with the facts, researchers say - 02:42

Nature is in the worst shape in human history, U.N. report says - 02:42

Meet the T. rex cousin that you could look down on - 02:42

Performing surgery on a warming planet: Can anesthesia go green? - 02:42

Uber and Lyft have made San Francisco’s traffic much worse, study says - 02:42

Why the measles outbreak has roots in today's political polarization - 02:42

Wednesday th 24th of April 2019

Robotic device winds its own way through a beating pig heart - 17:30

No screen time for babies and only an hour a day for kids under age 5, WHO advises - 16:10

The real climate change controversy: Whether to engineer the planet in order to fix it - 10:13

Tuesday th 23rd of April 2019

NASA’s InSight lander has likely detected its first ‘marsquake,’ seismologists say - 18:50

Friday th 19th of April 2019

A wellness program at work may make you feel good, but it won’t improve your health - 07:20

Thursday th 18th of April 2019

Discovering microearthquakes - 13:20

California shaken by 10 times more earthquakes than previously known - 13:20

Media coverage of violent events is found to fuel a cycle of stress - 09:00

Imperial Irrigation District sues to block Colorado River drought plan - 05:21

Wednesday th 17th of April 2019

Brains from slaughtered pigs are partly revived hours after death - 14:40

Notre Dame may take decades to fix. The first concerns are water and soot - 07:40