Ohio Science & Technology News

Associated press reported about the birth of a baby boy to Carolyn Savage on Thursday,25 September at a hospital in Sylvania,Ohio.This was her fourth pregnancy but the baby she carried was by mistake implanted into her womb at a clinic...

Millions of doses of the vaccine against H1N1 are being donated by pharmaceutical companies. A group of rich nations have also pledged to donate 10% of their vaccine purchases to poorer countries. The latest figures reported to the WHO suggest...

Columbus, Ohio: The future belongs to those who see it now and act on it. Tubular Rail , a futuristic train technology that operates without conventional rail tracks or bridges, was among the top 50 new, bright ideas selected last...

As flu continues to sicken an unprecedented number of people for this time of year, Ohio leaders said they're working to get antiviral drugs to health departments and hospitals. Ohio Department of Health officials this week sent some of the...

Insurers such as Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Humana and United Healthcare, plus different doctors' groups, are part of the experiment to establish a Web portal that the insurers say can save hundreds of billions of dollars nationally. Doctors...

Carolyn Savage and her husband Sean from Toledo in Ohio say they will give the baby to his biological parents, Shannon and Paul Morell from Michigan...The embryos are meant to be bar-coded so they cannot get mixed up.

Friday is the date for states like Ohio, who want to snag a slice of the $8 billion national high speed rail funding pie, need to submit a proposal the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) explaining why their project should be...

A Miami University freshman from Massaschusetts has died of H1N1 influenza, according to published reports. The Quincy (Mass.) Patriot Ledger reported that Matthew Healey contracted H1N1 shortly after arriving on campus. Miami University spokeswoman Claire Wagner confirmed Healey's death...