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Harvard psychiatrist Nancy Rappaport often navigates challenging clinical problems by leaning on established theory. Lately ...

A bill to restrict or ban student access to some books puts New Hampshire smack in the middle of a major battle in America's ...

Despite what Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may have you believe, it isn’t autism itself that’s caused us the most harm, but the ways ...

Human activity, like cutting down forests for farming and pushing out predators like wolves and mountain lions, has allowed coyotes to thrive across the Great Plains.

We get the latest from NPR TV critic Eric Deggans.