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Category 6 needed on hurricane wind scale due to warming climate, study says

Amid warming oceans and increasing rapid intensification of tropical cyclones, a new study suggests expanding the hurricane wind scale to include a Category 6 with winds over 192 mph.

National hurricane centerProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational weather servicesNational academySaffir simpson hurricane wind scaleAtlantic basinTyphoon haiyanHurricane patriciaHurricane otisHurricane idaliaRopical cyclonesRapid intensificationStudy authorsHurricane wind scaleHurricane otis

Category 6? Experts offer terrifying suggestion, saying Cat 5 is no longer big enough

Currently the Saffir-Simpson scale stops at Category 5, which are storms with winds of 157 mph or greater.

United statesGulf of mexicoMexico generalBaja californiaKerry emanuelMichael wehnerJim kossinCraig fugateIndian oceanBrian mcnoldyKristen corbosieroJamie rhomeAssociated pressUniversity of albanyLawrence berkley national labEmergency management agency

Researchers estimate 5,000 Tennessee pregnancies from rape since abortion ban

Researchers estimate that nearly 65,000 women became pregnant as a result of rape in U.S. states with abortion bans.

United statesNew yorkSteffie woolhandlerCenters for diseasePublic health at hunter collegeDisease controlPlanned parenthoodPublic healthHunter collegeAbortion bansUs supreme courtJama internal medicineStudy authorsViolence against women

Human growth hormone from cadavers linked to Alzheimer s in five rare cases, study finds

Human growth hormone derived from cadavers was linked to Alzheimer's disease in five patients who received injections decades ago, a study in Nature Medicine finds.

United statesChristopher weberPaul kaplowitzDennis chiaJohn collingeDaniel parraKupper wintergerstNational institute of diabetesChildren national hospitalAmerican society of transplantationUniversity college london institute of prion diseasesDavid geffen school of medicineDrug administrationAlzheimer associationAmerican academy of pediatricNational prion clinic

Deep-sea reef the size of Vermont discovered off U S

The 6.4 million-acre reef is bigger than the state of Vermont, NOAA says.

United statesOcean explorationUnited stateDerek sowersOcean exploration trustCoral reefsBlake plateauStudy authorsOperations chief

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