Among the other problems with the American Health Care Act bill is its failure to deal with many prenatal problems. Dr. Ricki Lewis illustrates.

Jon Tennant opines on the newest way to get science writing out of its prison and into the hands of readers.

The World Intellectual Property Organization is seeking a treaty to redefine broadcast rights, leaving online video hanging out to dry. EFF’s Jeremy Malcolm goes to Geneva to talk sense.

Renewing engagement with science in a time of extreme politicking may be difficult, but it is the only way forward. Yoo Jung Kim writes.

Advances in 3D printing may help patients who need prosthetics. It could even transform mobility for millions around the world. Ian Birrell writes.

Andrew Farke reminds us that doubt can be fun, especially if you’re a scientist.

Gaia Vince discovers that analyzing the genetics of ancient humans means changing ideas about our evolution.

How is your online privacy at risk under the new administration? Dallas Harris recounts the latest threat: calling all your browsing “non-sensitive.”

From Regards Citoyens, a look into how “civic tech” needs to be connected with actual civics if it is to be anything but a ploy.