Radiation used to be Hollywood’s go-to plot device. Now, viruses explain everything from vampires to the zombie apocalypse — but that’s not what really scares public health experts.
A blind 10-year-old boy from Quebec named Félix has become a YouTube sensation for his take on a B.B. King classic. And counselors at his summer camp for blind children say he's helping inspire other kids to have more confidence in themselves.
A blind 10-year-old boy from Quebec named Félix has become a YouTube sensation for his take on a B.B. King classic. And counselors at his summer camp for blind children say he's helping inspire other kids to have more confidence in themselves.
Radiation used to be Hollywood’s go-to plot device. Now, viruses explain everything from vampires to the zombie apocalypse — but that’s not what really scares public health experts.
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Health & Medicine
Everyone in this small Peruvian town knew about the men who go blind by age 50. Then they found out why
The World
May 29, 2014
Updated
Parán is a small town in Peru where many men go blind. When they finally found out why, they began to blame themselves.
Music
It's not every day that a 10-year-old blind boy from Quebec sings the blues
The World
August 12, 2014
A blind 10-year-old boy from Quebec named Félix has become a YouTube sensation for his take on a B.B. King classic. And counselors at his summer camp for blind children say he's helping inspire other kids to have more confidence in themselves.
Arts, Culture & Media
Viruses at the Movies
Studio 360
September 08, 2016
Radiation used to be Hollywood’s go-to plot device. Now, viruses explain everything from vampires to the zombie apocalypse — but that’s not what really scares public health experts.
Arts, Culture & Media
Lisa Fittipaldi
Studio 360
June 18, 2005
Arts, Culture & Media
Form in Art
Studio 360
June 30, 2001