Science Oct 21 With genome sequencing, some sick infants are getting a shot at healthy lives By Meghana Keshavan, STAT
Health Jun 30 Watch 3:15 My daughter escaped being a scary health statistic. Here’s what I learned. When Elizabeth Silver's daughter was 6 weeks old, she suffered a serious stroke and spent weeks in the NICU. Confronted with damning statistics, Silver began to see the numbers as one version of a story, with room for interpretation. The… By PBS News Hour
Health May 31 Watch 9:26 The science of nurturing and its impact on premature babies By William Brangham, Jason Kane
Health May 31 How music therapy helped my premature baby On the second day of my son's life, born 11 weeks early, a woman approached me in the NICU with a guitar and other instruments. As a music therapist, she said she had scientifically proven ways of alleviating the stress… By Terry Rubin
Science Aug 13 Why are so many lullabies also murder ballads? Judging by lyrics alone, the lionshare of lullabies are not sweet and soothing; they are dark and creepy and macabre. So why are so many lullabies murder ballads? And as it relates to their primary function -- to lull the… By Jenny Marder